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I Drank Alcohol For The First Time Since I Was 4
Honestly, I am unsure of how to start this article. This is one I never thought I would write, nor did I think I would ever share. Please be kind in your responses and if you feel as if you want to share; please do!! There is so much beauty in sharing your story! Each story is beautiful.
By Missy Kish5 years ago in Families
Health and Fitness: Medicine Article Category
Senior citizens of the society are regarded as the most significant groups of members for whom both preventive medicines and healthy living are much effective. It has been found to be proven from older days to that of recent days that "prevention is better than cure". Preventative medicines are responsible for preventing any cause of diseases whereas it is supposed to be Health Disparities have these properties to negatively impact various subsets of the population as it has systematically experienced multiple layers of socio-economic obstacles to health. It should always be remembered that health care providers should work collaboratively to attain certain goals to mitigate gaps that existed between healthcare. According to experts, internal professional collaboration is needed for healthcare providers to support patients and minimize the existing health disparities in public health (Vanderbilt, Dail, & Jaberi, 2015).
By Shubham Srivastava5 years ago in Families
Las Vegas How To Have Non Gambling Related Fun
Last month, my significant other, Anne Doe, took me to Las Vegas since she needed to go for a business show. Obviously, she composes for a manual for club and I disdain betting. However at that point, she prefers it and this upholds us as well, so I came with practically no issue. At first I was discouraged, however at that point as I made a few inquiries and glanced around, I wound up having some good times in Las Vegas than I would have suspected. And negative. I didn't enter a solitary gambling club while I was there.
By Mandeep Singh5 years ago in Families
ME MYSELF &I
YOU PUT YOUR ALL IN THE FOCUSING OF ME, WANTING ONLY THE BEST FOR ME, YOU MADE ME THINK FIRST BEFORE DOING THE WRONG THING IN LIFE, YOU WAS THE ONLY PERSON THAT BELIEVED IN ME AND KNEW DEEP IN YOUR HEART THAT I COULD MAKE IT THROUGH THIS MESSED UP SITUATION AND YOU DID IT TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY,
By Ms.Love'Nia Renee5 years ago in Families
Thank You
To my Foster Care families What an amazing sacrifice foster parents make to accept a stranger's child into their home. To give up their space, time, and energy to help a human being in need, can’t be easy. I learned quickly, it was more difficult to take in an older child. They tended to come with more baggage, attitude, and trauma. As for myself, I was 12 when I first needed to go into the system. I want to thank you all for taking in an older child. You must have trusted my social worker vouching for me, or simply took a chance.
By Kelsey Kidder5 years ago in Families
You Didn't Know I Noticed
Hey Dad, Did you ever sit back and think about who your actual real life hero is? I have. A lot recently, too. Hero; such an impactful word. An impactful word, yet can have such a vague meaning. When we are young, we tend to have this image built inside our heads of what a hero looks like. Most people envision a police officer, a fireman, or military personnel. Others think more along the lines of a superhero; Batman, Spiderman, or Superman. Not me. When I think of a hero, I think about the person who impacted my life the most. That’s you, Dad. I hope that this will reach you up there in heaven. I like to believe that is exactly where you ended up. I really couldn’t imagine you not. If there isn’t a heaven; I know you’re being rewarded somewhere. How could you not be?! In my eyes, you were the greatest man to walk this planet and I am honored to have been able to have you as my dad.
By Sharon Smith5 years ago in Families
I am My Ancestor's Dream
To My Indigenous Ancestors the survivors of Genocide, this story is for you. Not long ago, I was a "Colonized" Indigenous Woman. I was dying my hair blonde, wearing and acting against my own culture. Not intentionally of course, just going along with societal norms and trends. Ignoring the calling of my own culture and identity. During that process of dying my hair blonde, and washing away everything that made me different. Why? In attempts to fit in with "Society's Standards". The Barbie look, blonde hair, blue eyes and dimples. Oh how naive I was.
By Avril Doucette5 years ago in Families
Our culture, our way of life
It may seem cliche universally, but it is so vital for the youth to learn our way of life. For the Yupiaq Eskimo people of the Southwest region of Alaska, it is very important for us to teach our younger generation on how to survive using the very resources we have on our land, lakes, rivers and ocean. These things we have learned from generatation to generation and will not die off as long as we have our parents, granparents, and in our culture, our uncles and aunts who are very vital in passing down the knowledge and skills to hunt, fish and gather from our land.
By Ina Pavila5 years ago in Families
