family

Family unites us; but it's also a challenge. All about fighting to stay together, and loving every moment of it.

Nocturia
Nocturia is a medical condition characterized by the need to wake up one or more times during the night to urinate. It is a common problem, particularly among older adults, and can significantly impact sleep quality and overall well-being. Here's a comprehensive exploration of Nocturia:
By Abbas Usman Maishanu2 years ago in Humans
Abigail reportedly gains scholarship to study in the UK, ditches Afronita for a new dance partner
The world of dance is as dynamic as the art form itself, with stories of passion, dedication, and transformation at its core. One such story that has recently captivated many is that of Abigail Dromo, a young, deaf dancer from Ghana who has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing a scholarship to study in the United Kingdom. Abigail's journey is not just a testament to her talent but also a reflection of resilience and the power of mentorship.
By Justice Cudjoe2 years ago in Humans
Fatherless: The Breakdown of a Society
Aggression, violence, rape, murder, war - they all have one thing in common: men. This is all the stuff of “toxic masculinity,” right? Some will tell you that the solution is obvious: make men less toxic. Make them less masculine and neuter them so that they are more like women.
By Li-Li 📓2 years ago in Humans
Casting Tent Shadows For Quiet
A poem on Vocal reminded me how much my husband and I dislike camping. He completed 21 years in the military and won't camp now. We want COMFORT. We want beds, a TV, a stove is great, or at least a microwave, and a bathroom with a shower.
By Andrea Corwin 2 years ago in Humans
A Walk Through Heaven. AI-Generated.
As Anna stepped through the glistening gates of Heaven, she was enveloped in a warmth that seemed to seep into her very soul. The air was filled with a gentle melody that resonated from unseen sources, and the landscape spread out before her in a panorama of beauty she had never imagined possible.
By faith abba2 years ago in Humans
Exploring Love, Christianity, LGBT, and Pride Perspectives
June is Pride Month, remembering the Stonewall riots on June 28, 1969. It marks progress in LGBTQ+ civil rights and stands against hate. In this article, we'll look at love, Christianity, LGBTQ+, and Pride, showing how they connect through understanding and inclusivity.
By Sharp Aim2 years ago in Humans
Motherhood and isolation.
There I sat in a class full of other mothers and babies. I’d managed to leave the house today so I could try and attempt to be social after becoming a new mummy. Yet for some reason, at that moment, I felt so alone. I’d find myself avoiding eye contact with others or just looking down at my baby. All the mums just seemed so clicky. It felt like school again. Feeling like an outsider, glaringly obvious that I was different. Or so I felt. Though every week I’d make myself go, for the sake of my baby. He was extremely social from such an early age. I could tell he enjoyed the company of other people because he was so curious and happy to be around them. Here I was, an introverted mother blessed with an extroverted baby.
By Diary Of A Modern Mummy 2 years ago in Humans
Refreshing the Human Mind: Techniques and Strategies for Mental Renewal. Content Warning.
In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, the human mind is often subject to constant stress, information overload, and fatigue. Refreshing the mind is crucial for maintaining mental health, enhancing productivity, and fostering creativity. This article explores various techniques and strategies to help rejuvenate the human mind, providing a holistic approach to mental renewal.
By afrin jahan2 years ago in Humans
Blood Donor
The Help of Mankind: The Fundamental Job of Blood Benefactors In the perplexing embroidery of medical care, hardly any commitments are all around as crucial and effective as those made by blood contributors. These magnanimous people give a life saver that supports innumerable patients engaging sicknesses, going through medical procedures, or recuperating from horrendous wounds. The demonstration of giving blood rises above simple philanthropy, implanting itself in the center of human endurance and clinical progression.
By sanjeevan2 years ago in Humans
Back home
It was one of those hot summer days when the air was thick and the cicadas were in full concert. I was driving back home after what felt like forever. My hometown, Willow Creek, had a population just shy of a thousand, and I swear I could name at least half of them.
By ignatius awang braminia2 years ago in Humans
"Debt Relief for Dignity: Support Families in Need". AI-Generated.
In every community, there exist families living under the weight of poverty, struggling to make ends meet and maintain a semblance of dignity. These families, often unseen and unheard, include people we may know personally—neighbors, friends, even our own relatives. The reality is stark: poverty does not discriminate, and its impact is profound.
By KingFree MaN2 years ago in Humans
The Friday Night Fixer
There he was, perched on the edge of my bed, a worn copy of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" balanced precariously on his knee. My ten-year-old self, a tangled mess of emotions after a particularly brutal schoolyard incident, sniffled back tears. Mr. Hernandez, my stepfather (although I never called him that), wasn't my biological father. He hadn't even been around for most of my life. But somehow, in the whirlwind that was my childhood after my parents' divorce, he'd become the anchor I desperately needed.
By Jheffz A.2 years ago in Humans