A Child’s Journey Out Of Autism
One Family’s Story of Living in Hope and Finding a Cure
Leeann Whiffen
I saw this book sitting on the shelf at the library when I walked the pass through the two building. The word AUTISM with a picture of a smiling young child [...]
Here’s a picture of what a kidney looks like.
Most people are born with a pair, located on each side of the abdominal cavity. Some people are born with only one and as long as nothing goes wrong with that one, it’s not a problem. Then, there are those like me, who have three. Ok, so [...]
I heard about a new medical problem today being called Adrenal Fatigue. Also called Hypoadrenia, don’t expect your general practitioner to diagnose it because it’s not a mainstream illness and often used to classify a collection of non-specific medical issues.
The adrenal glands sit above the kidneys and produce hormones needed for your body to [...]
I flew with a flight attendant last night who has quite a few food allergies. making it hard for her to find much to eat. I flew with a passenger this morning who’s two year old has more recent food allergies that are the most common and has begun banging his head.
Do these two situations have [...]
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I have not been able to get online for a few days. Sorry to all of my adoring fans. LOL. Sometimes I think that I write to hear myself speak. It’s some really good cheap therapy though so no worries.
I am looking forward to my new project. I flew with a fascinating flight attendant [...]
Picture taken by Steve Rinker All Rights Reserved
This is what I saw from the aircraft window the entire flight from Cincinnati, Ohio to Ft Lauderdale, Florida and was captured perfectly by Mr. Rinker. Please check him out on Flickr for more great pics.
I’m actually jumping the gun here but this whole situation feels a little too familiar. This past Wednesday I had to go to my rheumatologist to have my right knee drained. He gave me a shot of cortisone with no guarantee of long lasting pain relief and also didn’t take out all of the fluid. [...]
I knew years ago that I would need to have both of my knees replacedone day. I was very fortunate that I managed about 14 years between the first arthroscopic surgery to the first replacement however, I didn’t think that I would need the other one done so soon. I haven’t “officially” metwith the orthopedic surgeon yet [...]
I think that doctors are God’s way of helping us treat what we only do to ourselves. No, I do not think that we give ourselves Diabetes any more than I gave myself Systemic Lupus. Pollution, bad eating habits, lack of exercise. Yeah, more probable. Are doctor’s perfect? No. Are they all good? No. It’s [...]