Broke Back - Articles
How to help Children manage their Emotions
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K.C A.
This article was written in response to the following email; Hi KC, I have two children 4 and 9 years of age. We are having trouble getting them to express their feelings. The 4 year old throws things around when he is upset and then feels very sorry and broken about it. The 9 year old simply clams up for days. I have to call around and go b ...
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Hormonal Rebellion - Healing from Trauma during Puberty
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K.C A.
Its amazing how most of us are so scarred by our traumatic entry into adulthood that we dare not really allow ourselves to remember how we felt back then. People convinced us it was normal to be traumatized and we accepted that. Every day, 9 out of 10 human energy fields I make medicine for, have clear indications of trauma experienced in t ...
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History of Beaded Jewelry
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925silverjewelry
Beads have been used to create jewelry and adorn costumes since the dawn of time. If you were to look back on the Ice Age you would discover small objects crafted of natural "beads" including animal bones and teeth, seashells and colorful stones. These items were usually attached to clothe or plant fibers to form the most primitive forms ...
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Total Swank
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KathEats
Wheeeeeeeeeee!!!!!What can I say? Foodbuzz knows how to throw a party!Upon arriving this afternoon I headed straight to the airport via a fancy town car sent by Bertolli Sauce. My driver was so nice!!I got to the hotel, met friends with hugs, grabbed my bags and headed back out the door with Sabrina, Brittany, and Meghann for a little sightseeing & ...
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Celebrating Life
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aggie01l
Today I had the honor to attend the memorial service for a precious baby girl named Kaiya. She was perfectly formed and created by the Lord but she was born far too early to survive. My heart broke in pieces for her lovely family who is grieving such a devastating loss. In spite of this grief, baby Kaiya's grandfather spoke on behalf of the family ...
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Incredibly Useful Tool for Runners: SPIbelt *giveaway post*
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Rachel M.
Big enough for cell phone, chapstick and a key. This is a fantastic tool for ALL o f YOU fitness fanatics who always have something to carry! Personally, I leave the phone in the car, but, always have gel or key needs. The SPIbelt is also big enough for at least two gel pockets, a key, and a chapstick. When I took this belt for a run, I worried ...
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Embracing the slack
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Attrice ..
One of the big lessons I am trying to learn these days is how to fully embrace the slack. As I see it, the problem isn’t in having a lazy day where you don’t work out or even move much. Nor is it a problem to have a less-than-ideal diet on these days. No, these things are normal and fine. The problem is with spending these rare days thi ...
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New Bike Love
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Karen Voyer-Caravona
No, I don't have a new bike and still am passionate about the Breezer Uptown 8 but my eye did wander this week. The story in brief as follows: The Running Bob and I visited Absolute Bikes early in the week so that he could reserve his bike rental for this weekends Blue Water Triathlon. As we walked in Bob nodded his head toward a vision of lovelin ...
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Kettlebell Workout Benefits
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Untreatable ..
The Kettlebell workout has quickly risen to popularity from celebrities to mixed martial artists to the guy next door all claiming that they have finally found the perfect workout and do you know what? They are right. The Kettlebell workout is fast, effective and will kick your butt from here to Sunday. Through this article I will outline the be ...
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For The Miracles of My Life
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KJ
Obviously my last several posts have been laced with bitterness. I feel terrible about that. I really do. I don't want to be the girl who is bitter or vengeful. I want to be the woman who rises above all the challenges and tests and becomes the person God has designed her to be. I believe he has a plan for me and I know if I am just patient a ...
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