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Cancer screenings SAVE LIVES (including mine), so why are people reluctant to get them? Let’s explore strategies to encourage participation in cancer screenings! Shared by Jeffrey Kendall Sapp Based on Continue Reading →
PTSD: There are several alternative and complementary methods for helping people beyond traditional talk therapy/medication. Let’s explore eleven of them. PTSD is defined by the Mayo Clinic as follows. Post-traumatic stress disorder Continue Reading →
Chia Seeds: The Tiny Superfood with Big Health Benefits Posted on 06/06/2025 by Nancy Ayanna Wyatt — Leave a reply Chia Seeds for Heart, Weight, and Gut Health 6 Huge Health Benefits of Chia Seeds Continue Reading →
Memorial speeches can be challenging to compose, especially for loved ones and caregivers who are deeply emotionally attached to the person who has passed away. Those people also might have Continue Reading →
TAKEAWAY LESSONS While not exhaustive, these soundbite takeaways encapsulate many of the hard-earned insights I’ve gathered. They’re not in any order here, but my upcoming book will organize and expand Continue Reading →
Caregiver Burnout is a huge problem that few people talk about. Don’t Wait! Avoid Caregiver Burnout! Seek Professional Help! Self-Care Is the New Health Care Why would you seek professional Continue Reading →
A Memorial Day Meditation was inspired by remembrances of those killed in warfare over many years, but also in recognition that the survivors often have PTSD. Thus, it inspired me Continue Reading →
This short Memorial Day Speech is for you to use if you are a person who needs or wants to “say a few words” in honor of service men and Continue Reading →
Cancer-fighting foods exist in Nature! Let’s learn which ones they are, so we can eat them more often. It’s like sending a love letter to your body! Cancer-fighting foods: an Continue Reading →
Graceful Goodbyes can be difficult to create and present if you’ve been at odds with the person who is departing. That’s especially true if the person was unsympathetic and unhelpful Continue Reading →