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The boundless love a parent has for their child is matched only by their capacity to embarrass them.
The Failures of Modern Parenting
Having been someone who had worked professionally in a child care setting for more than a decade and someone who is still working indirectly with the industry now, I’ve seen a lot over the years. This includes some of the trends in parenting. And to be quite honest, they aren’t good.
How I healed my wrist pain with red light therapy
I have always loved writing. Ever since I was a kid, I would spend hours scribbling stories, poems, and essays on my notebook. Writing was my passion, my outlet, and my joy.
healthkeeperPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesMy Story of Overcoming Shoulder Muscle Spasm with Red Light Therapy
I have always been a busy and active person. I work as a freelance graphic designer, which means I spend a lot of time on my computer, creating logos, flyers, websites, and other visual materials for my clients. I also enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, and dancing in my spare time. I love to challenge myself and try new things.
stay healthyPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesConfessions Of The Daughter Of An Alcoholic
" The poison you seek is no longer simply viable. It is radiating, it is beyond. It has seeped into every crack and crevice, munching away at the confines.
Alexandra LaceyPublished 6 months ago in Families"The Bookish Odyssey of Daniel: Discovering Worlds Through Pages"
In a small, quiet town, there lived a boy named Daniel. Daniel was only 8 years old, but books were already an important part of his life. He lived in a small house, and his room was full of shelves full of books of all kinds. The stories and adventures in his books were windows to endless worlds, and he explored them with every page he read.
Marius DoniPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesHow Ulnar Wrist Pain Brace Helped Me Heal My Wrist Pain Naturally
I never thought that sewing could cause me so much pain. I used to love making clothes and accessories and sharing them online, but lately, every time I use my sewing machine, I feel a dull or burning pain on the side of my wrist near my pinky finger. It feels like someone is pinching my wrist with a needle, and it makes it hard to sew or cut. Sometimes, the pain spreads to my hand and forearm, and I feel numbness or tingling in my fingers. It’s so frustrating and scary.
right way to keep healthyPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesSide of Wrist Pain: What You Need to Know
I never thought that playing guitar could cause me so much pain. I used to love making music and sharing it online, but lately, every time I pick up my guitar, I feel a sharp pain on the side of my wrist. It feels like someone is squeezing my wrist with a vice, and it makes it hard to strum or fret. Sometimes, the pain spreads to my hand and forearm, and I feel numbness or tingling in my fingers. It’s so frustrating and scary.
keep heathyPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesHow I Found Natural Pain Relief with Topricin and Red Light Therapy
I have been living with chronic pain for over 10 years. It started when I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, a condition that causes inflammation and damage to the joints. I tried various medications, but they either had unpleasant side effects or stopped working after a while. I was desperate for a natural and effective way to relieve my pain and improve my quality of life.
healthkeeperPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesDON'T READ IF YOU ARE SENTIMENTAL!!
Ethan was an eight-year-old with boundless curiosity and a smile that could light up a room. He had a mop of unruly brown hair, freckles dancing across his cheeks, and a pair of bright blue eyes that held a world of wonder within them. His mother, Sarah, was a woman who had dedicated her life to nurturing her son's insatiable thirst for knowledge.
mahilarasan mPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesWellness in the New Normal
The world has undergone transformative changes in recent years, and as we step into 2024, the concept of normalcy has taken on a new meaning. The "new normal" has not only reshaped the way we work, socialize, and educate but has also prompted a reevaluation of our approach to wellness. Adapting self-care routines has become a crucial aspect of navigating the challenges posed by the evolving landscape of our lives.
Christopher WalesPublished 6 months ago in FamiliesMy World at Large
The Lexus pulled up to the curb outside of the natatorium just as I had begun to shiver. Winter in Texas would be considered mild by most, but evening swim practices near the end of the year were still particularly brutal. Despite the fervent enthusiasm I toweled off with as soon as I got out of the pool, I always managed to leave the building somewhat damp with water dripping off the ends of my long hair. On cooler evenings such as this one, I could feel the drops as they slid down my neck and back, leaving an icy trail in their wake.
Life’s a Drag
The porch door was swinging, and she wasn’t getting up to shut it. The sun made her eyes ache and lit the skin like a match. Her body was flushed and puckered crimson while sweat pooled under armpits, leg and elbow ditches and beneath breasts. The grass had turned brown from being scorched from the Florida heat. There was no breeze and no chance of a rain storm, not even a light shower. Everyone had gone inside, the dog too, but she remained.
Nikki Torino WagnerPublished 6 months ago in Families