Have you wondered how to cope with arthritis every day? You may be wondering why I’m talking about arthritis, you may think it’s just for old people. No, it isn’t. There are over 100 types of arthritis, they each have different symptoms. Or no symptoms at all, interesting, huh? I’m going to share some of my own experiences with arthritis, I’m really a pretty private person, but I feel people need to understand arthritis. I hope you can use a few tips I have learned over the years. I will be honest with you, I refuse to take arthritis prescriptions. It’s who I am. The side effects of the drugs are not acceptable to me.
How To Stop Influenza In Your Home
February 9, 2018 by 39 Comments
Are you wondering how to stop influenza in your home? Our community here in Southern Utah seems to have been hit hard by the bug. Has your city been hit hard this year? Some people have ended up with bronchitis, lung infections and pneumonia. Well, let’s talk about ways to help stop the germs from spreading throughout your home. Please keep in mind I am not a doctor, nurse, or a person in the medical field. I’m a mom and a grandma. I want to start with the symptoms of Influenza versus a Cold.
I Can’t Do Everything And It’s Okay
January 24, 2018 by 19 Comments
I love what I do every day, but I can’t do everything and it’s okay. When I scroll through Facebook or Instagram I really love seeing what people enjoy doing. I love the smiles and the joy in the pictures my family and friends share. I love watching children grow up that I haven’t seen for years. I marvel at everything people make, and I have no desire to do, or should I say, I don’t want to do. I’m not lazy by any means, but as I look at some things that wonderful people make and share on social media, I can’t relate. Or, as I said before, I can’t do everything and it’s okay.
When I Went To The Emergency Room
January 16, 2018 by 29 Comments
I want to share with you when I went to the emergency room last March 22nd. I rarely go to the doctor, and I never post anything personal like this on Facebook, much less my blog. But I feel it is critical to share what I have learned over the last few months regarding human ears and how critical they are over and above for hearing. A neighbor had died unexpectedly that very day and Mark, being clergy in his church, went over to help with the situation, as best as he could. When he returned to our home, I said: “Mark, my eyes are moving and I’m not moving them.” They were fluttering non-stop, that’s how I would explain it.
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