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Help Drive Away Multiple Sclerosis by Donating Your Vehicle by Jeff Pile People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee This holiday season you can impact the lives of more than 6,000 people in the Ohio Valley area by donating your used vehicle. A new program, Autos-4-MS, encourages individuals or businesses to donate their old vehicles to the National MS Society, in turn, helping fund important programs for those living with multiple sclerosis in our area. One hund ... Read on »
Want to Prevent Flu and Health Problems? Eat more Fat and Cholesterol! by Raine Saunders Patient Expert Besides all the warnings we constantly hear about eating low-fat, low cholesterol diets for heart and cardiovascular health, we are also receiving many reports about the flu and colds and how dangerous this particular season will be for the majority population’s health.Typically, we are told to get flu vaccines, wash our hands, and stay away ... Read on »
Soup’s On! Corn Chowder by Rachel Wilkerson Healthy Living ProfessionalPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Fact: this soup recipe is awesome. It’s from the November issue of Shape magazine, and it’s really just a WIN. If you like potato and corn soup, you must try this!Ingredients2 tbsp butter1 onion, chopped1 stalk celery, chopped1 tsp minced garlic1.5 tsp salt4 cups chicken broth or water2 or 3 small red or white potatoes, diced3 cups froz ... Read on »
Micah's Eating by meredith Patient Expert Here's a little info about Micah and his eating... or lack there of... Micah came to us at 18 months old not even being able to suck from a bottle. Seriously, w e had to cut the hole so large that it just drained out into his mouth when he clamped down a little. He wore more of his bottles than he drank. And what he didn't wear, we later learne ... Read on »
Bo's Haute (Psychedelic) Couture... by Bo .. Patient Expert **Good Bye,Hard Life,Don't Cry,Would you let it ride?("Let It Ride", Bachman, Turner Overdrive)*Okay, I'm in the "preparation" stage for my big upcoming holiday trip down south.It's back to the train tracks of Amtrak because I'm leaving soon to spend Thanksgiving with my mother at my uncle's place in Louisiana. Then we'll head f ... Read on »
West Ottawa â?? A best place to select Apartment for rent by CLVGroup If you live in apartments in Ottawa especially in Westboro or Nepean area, you will be pleased to know that these districts are full of activity shopping street with many opportunities. In addition to the many small independent shops (including several outdoor sports shops), there are many huge shopping centers in the area, including Bayshore Shopp ... Read on »
Writing Her Own Pages by Mom2Taytiebug Today was Taylor's appointment with the neurologist. That's nothing new. We've gone through 15 neurologists in 20 years. Only 2 of them were because we didn't like them. One of the ones that we kicked to the curb had the gall to tell me that at 5'7'' and 105 lbs, Taylor needed to lose weight. I think I stood there for a few minutes dumbfounded. Wha ... Read on »
Zip-line Adventures by Take Root and Write .. Patient Expert Can you imagine zip-lining through the rain forest canopy surrounded by vegetation so dense the ground and the sky are tucked away from view? Have you ever been in a place where noises originate from undercover creatures and reverberate through the treetops? Can you imagine that? I can; I zip-lined through the Central American rain forest several y ... Read on »
Health Tips for November 6 by Meredy Registered NurseHealth Maven Health Tip: Triggering Abdominal BloatingWhen your belly feels bloated, uncomfortably tight and full, your doctor may refer to it as abdominal bloating.The U.S. National Library of Medicine offers this list of common causes:Swallowing air.Being constipated.Having too much gas in the bowels.Having lactose intolerance or other food intolerance.Eating ... Read on »
November 5, 2009 - Day 199 by dezwit It has now been almost seven months since Jo Ann and I were first introduced to our new world of Amyloidosis. In those seven months, we have acquired a wealth of information and understanding that we would gladly have never been privy to. I never had any particular interest in edema and motility and I know that she has never shown any partiality ... Read on »