Because of the fact that an adult child moving out of the home is
seen as a healthy transition into competency and adulthood,
depressed parents may have a hard time finding support or sympathy.
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With fall right around the corner, it’s time to start thinking
about getting your child his/her yearly influenza (AKA flu)
vaccine. Now I realize there are some who “don’t believe in the flu
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According to information from the American Heart Association, all
forms of heart disease still account for one out of every three
deaths, and heart disease is still the number one cause of death in
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First domesticated in Central America over 5,000 years ago, the
sweet potato has a long and varied history. Sweet potatoes were
introduced in China in the 16th century and quickly spread
throughout ... Read More »
I have a close family friend who is going through the heartache and
disappointment of not being able to conceive. She is 40, and has
done 3 rounds of Clomid and IUI. She had one pregnancy, but
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18,000 women and 4,000 men reported to a survey in Self
Magazine about their difficult, and at times downright toxic,
friendships. Of those who participated in the survey 84% of the
women and ... Read More »
There is a certain time of year where pediatrician office visits
typically slow down a bit after children head back to school. It
usually follows the completion of all those last minute school
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Around this time of year and right before children head back to
school, I will often hear the grumblings about which teacher a
child will want for the upcoming school year. In fact, in my own
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Recently, a DailyStrength member asked me for my opinion on what
sorts of foods are appropriate in the day to day life of people
trying to lose weight after bariatric surgery. His opening lines
are ... Read More »