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Studies have been done for years that all say the same thing…there is a significant impact on both the quality and the quantity of sleep people get when they suffer from pain. What re… Read More

Let’s meet our next Guest (with the gorgeous smile), Ellie Trinowski, and find out more about her: Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… My name is Ellie Trinowski, a… Read More

It’s time to meet our next guest, the wonderful Sharon Saylor. I’ve had the pleasure of being a guest on Sharon’s show and she’s delightful. Let’s hear more: I… Read More

It’s time to meet our next guest, the wonderful Sharon Sayler. I’ve had the pleasure of being a guest on Sharon’s show and she’s delightful. Let’s hear more: I… Read More

The First General Insurer To Launch An Innovative Product For People With Pre-Diabetes And Type 2 DiabetesPolicyholders Will Be Rewarded For Managing Their Diabetes Condition EffectivelyKUAL… Read More

Let’s welcome our next guest, the adorable Amber Blackburn! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… Hi y’all! My name is Amber Blackburn, I am 33 (almost 34) and… Read More

It’s time to meet my next guest, the wonderful Jennifer Purrvis! Introduce Yourself and tell us a bit about you…. My name is Jen. I grew up in the Houston area but live in Well… Read More

Readers, thank you for checking out our final Interviewee – the fabulous Terri Sutula.  Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… Hi, I’m Terri Sutula, and I… Read More

The Other Eleven Months of the Year -Non-Fiction by Andrea Rosenhaft – I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) in 1991 at thirty years-old, following my second… Read More

Infrared and ultraviolet light are two forms of electromagnetic energy which can be harnessed for different purposes. Both radiations exist at the two extremes of the electromagnetic spectru… Read More

Bipolar, Diagnosis – Poetry by Catherine Carson – Bipolar I. The doctor adjusts his glasses, tells me the news. There isn’t much else. I leave the muted-colored o… Read More

For many years now, people with Fibromyalgia have been left in the dark when it comes to having a definitive test for the disease. The only reliable way to make a diagnosis currently is by l… Read More

Restless Legs Syndrome, commonly referred to as RLS, is a health condition that causes unpleasant sensations in the legs. The scientific name is Willis-Ekbom Disease (WED). It’s consid… Read More

Fibromyalgia is a condition that affects millions of people in North America. While typically thought of as an “everyday person”s condition, there are a number of celebrities who… Read More

The only thing better than an inspirational quote is an inspirational quote about things you should never do. You should never judge a book by its cover. You should never count y… Read More

Autobiography of a Boob – Nonfiction by Deborah Morris – Let’s talk about breasts. We’re all woman here. They are a part of us, sometimes, however briefly, per… Read More

Some of the most creative people in the world live with Chronic Pain or some type of health challenge. I know, because I’ve gathered a bunch of them together to showcase their talents… Read More

What is it about making a decision? I have done my homework. I have filled out the worksheets. I have spoken to my supporters, my therapist and my family. And I am still not sure what I sho… Read More

I am building a new relationship with depression. And it is changing my life. For me, it first helps a great deal to acknowledge that you have depression. It turns out I was so good at conc… Read More

The Problem of Loneliness Chronic pain and Invisible Illness are difficult conditions to live with and can lead to social withdrawal and loneliness. When you get sick, not only do you have t… Read More

“Alright, Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up.” Well, maybe not just yet. After all, I have only been blogging for four months. But thanks to readers like you, my day… Read More

Today’s post is from my dear friend Michelle at the Zebra Pit. She’s sharing information about Myofascial Therapies and how they relieve the symptoms of Fibromyalgia. Read on! F… Read More

Semi Colon – Nonfiction by Cheryl Levine – Fall 2018 There are days, sometimes weeks, when you don’t even think about it. Then, one day, in front of the bathroom m… Read More

One of the goals of healthcare development is better patient engagement. Medicine can no longer afford to be impersonal and limited to the physician’s domain. We must engage the patien… Read More

Note: This post contains Affiliate Links which pay me a small percentage of your purchase price at no cost to you. Image by Free-Photos from Pixabay The Beginning I want to… Read More

Most often, when we are feeling overwhelmed in life, by work, home, and other obligations we talk about the stress we feel. The pressure is defined as using persuasion to make someone do som… Read More

The application of sodium chloride (NaCl) can increase nut production, copra weight per nut and copra yield per tree. Research studies on chloride nutrition and fertilization of coconuts we… Read More

To diagnose and treat a condition, you have to be aware of its symptoms. Same goes for alcoholism. To figure out whether someone has the problem of alcoholism, you need to learn about the sy… Read More

Fibromyalgia is a condition that consists of widespread muscle pain, cognitive failures and fatigue. Because there is no standard blood test or other medical test to identify Fibro, doctors… Read More

It’s time for the annual series I run on There Is Always Hope called Interview October. I have spent time asking questions about health conditions that these amazing people are living… Read More

I’m pleased to announce that Melissa Temple is my next guest for Interview October. Let’s read what this lovely lady has to say: Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… Read More

It’s time to meet my next guest, the fabulous Keiran Potter! I’m excited about what he has to share! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… Hello, my name i… Read More

It’s time to introduce my next guest, the vibrant Miss Aleisha Crabb. I’m delighted to share her story here! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… My name… Read More

My next guest is the amazing Sam Moss from Australia. She has a fascinating story so I hope you enjoy reading about her! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… Hi, I&rs… Read More

I’m delighted to introduce my next guest to you. This is Jenny Jones and here is her story: Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… I’m Jenny and I share my… Read More

It’s time to meet my next guest, the lovely Jamie Hyatt. Enjoy her story! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… I was born blind in one eye and with a cond… Read More

I’m excited to share my next guest’s story with you…please meet Jennifer Van Haitsma! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… Hi! My name is Jennifer… Read More

I have another great interview to share with you today…please meet Shantay Marsh Thompson! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… My name is Shantay Marsh Thomp… Read More

Today we meet my final guest for Interview October, the wonderful Elisa Austin. Please join me in welcoming her! Introduce yourself and tell us a bit about you… I am a 50 year o… Read More

Pain is an unpleasant sensation with varying degrees between mild and agony. Pain scales range from 1-10 and some scales have faces to help a person better define their discomfort. And is fu… Read More

The Problem of Loneliness Chronic pain and Invisible Illness are difficult conditions to live with and can lead to social withdrawal and loneliness. When you get sick, not only do you ha… Read More

In recent years, the health sector has been catching up with the real boom in technology development. There are more and more devices, but also special surgical procedures and methods of tre… Read More

Living with Chronic Pain is never easy. You’re desperate for the pain to end, but most doctors are unprepared in helping you live with Chronic Pain. They seem to be limited to treatmen… Read More

Thoughts As we enter the Season of Miracles, I wanted to write today about something that’s been on my heart. Joy and Miracles and hope for the future. There is so much hope… Read More

A few of the most important aspects of a slip and fall injury claim is protecting your evidence, hiring an experienced attorney, and taking the right legal actions, all from the start. And b… Read More

I am sure I will make a New Year’s resolution or two. But I won’t need to go far to find them. My resolutions or plan for the new year is the same today as it was yesterda… Read More

Previously posted on The Zebra Pit Mental Health is a hot topic these days. More and more people are recognizing that they suffering in some way with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder… Read More

Hormone therapy or hormone replacement therapy is used to help balance estrogen and progesterone in women who are experiencing difficulties. The imbalance of hormones affects the reproductiv… Read More

I want to talk about a subject that every person with Chronic Pain is familiar with and probably dreads… Going to the Emergency Room There are several reasons why people with Ch… Read More

Introduction:When we talk about the Top IVF Treatment Doctor in Delhi NCR, the name of DR Rita Bakshi is in the heart of all. The doctor is wholly dedicated to providing the desired treatmen… Read More

Napoleon Hill said that. A year has almost passed since I walked into the emergency room and was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder. I was so numb, that it was months before… Read More

Forestier’s Disease is a rare form of degenerative arthritis. More commonly known as diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH), this disease attacks the ligaments of the bod… Read More

As the virus spreads, markets tank, and whole cities are quarantined, people are rightfully afraid and looking for protection. Prevention is, of course, the most important, but CBD is well k… Read More

Last April, as I left the hospital diagnosed with major depressive disorder, that was all I could think about. Now, a year later, I have the added worry of COVID-19. This begs the que… Read More

You want to be there for your children. You want to believe that as a parent, you have a heightened sense of danger and just plain know when your kids need you. Well, that wasn’t the c… Read More

The modern healthcare system is rapidly changing, new technologies and equipment are emerging. Sooner or later, the state will pay for the result of the patient's treatment, not for the medi… Read More

What he told me was life changing. Getting out of bed each morning has been drama. Most days, I launch an internal dialogue with myself, which ends in my feeling guilty about staying… Read More

The adnexal masses are lumps that occur in the appendages of the uterus, which includes the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. They have several possible causes, which can be gynecologica… Read More

Depression is happiest when I am keeping secrets. It loves when I sneak around and don’t share what it is telling me. All those crazy plan’s depression has suggested to me… Read More

PHILIPPINES, NOVEMBER 2020 – Epson expands the possibilities in textile printing with the introduction of its first ever 76-inch large format printer designed for businesses with high… Read More