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The thing is that there’s a therapy that’s meant to enhance your well-being by placing you upside down. It seems weird, but it actually works. It may not be a thing for every… Read More

There’s a lot of controversy and debate about inversion therapy. We want to bring out some more facts. Inversion therapy is not a long-term cure. It’s a short-term cure. It&r… Read More

Fibromyalgia and Pet Therapy Fibromyalgia can be a lonely disease. Staying connected with friends and family becomes difficult when chronic pain and fatigue make it hard to get out and abou… Read More

My Most Anticipated YA Retellings From July - Dec 2019This post contains affiliate links.Titles marked with an asterisk (*) were gifted to me by the publisher in exchange for an honest revie… 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

You have just taken a bite out of your favorite chocolate bar, gooey gummy worm or that savory pie and you feel pain in your mouth… well, in your tooth or multiple teeth. Uh-oh! You i… Read More

"A Kentucky organization that makes perfect birthday cakes for kids with imperfect lives" PBS NewsHour 8/2/2019ExcerptSUMMARY:  Sweet Blessings, based in Lexington, Kentucky, believes e… Read More

Here are quotes I wrote down from my recent therapy session that included my key supporters. Their observations and view of me include:“Inconsistency of saying one thing and doi… Read More

Today’s post is from Guest Author Amanda Lasater. She’s bringing us information on important Lifestyle changes that can help improve your overall health. For those of us sufferin… Read More

That translates into over 83,000 words about my journey with depression. And the journey is just getting started. Journaling has been one of my self-care activities. Writing about… Read More

Massage        Massage is the manipulation of soft body tissue with the hands, fingers, elbows and/or feet by rubbing or kneading movements. Massage can be applied… Read More

How to Deal With Them and When to WorryPain gets glorified in fitness. You must have at least once heard ‘no pain no gain’, or ‘pain is just weakness leaving the body&rsquo… Read More

I have spent over 100 days building my life facing depression, with the mantra “depression is not my boss.“ And yet, with all the support groups, therapy sessions, psychia… Read More

Falling in love with an African American man can be beyond words rewarding. The relationship that you share with an African America man can be insightful, deeply engaging, nourishing and lon… Read More

It’s easy to blame others. It’s easy for me to be defensive when someone I love questions my answer. My mind is often three to five steps ahead before the person even gets… Read More

Why do I suddenly feel the need to explain myself? I am almost five months out from my hospital stay for depression.  That is almost five months of living with depression, of say… 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

On your feet all day? You owe your feet a massage. Worked hard and stressed out? You owe your body a massage. Massage is not just a luxury; it leads you to a healthier and happier life. It r… Read More

I am featuring another guest post from my friends at MadebyHemp.com. This article first appeared on their website. 2018 was the year we saw a strong surge of mental health awareness. The pu… Read More

Millions of people around the globe are affected by psoriasis. It is an autoimmune disease which causes scaly and red skin patches on the skin. Psoriasis appears on any location in the body… Read More

An elephant in the room? Boy, that’s news to me. What in the world would that be doing in my living room? Why would there be something like that in my life? And if it is… Read More

Weight Gain, Overweight, Obesity – these three words keep haunting us throughout our life. With a lot of struggle and perseverance, we bring changes in our food intake and lifestyle an… 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

Chirping birds in the autumn forest, on a sunny day with bright sun and a clear blue sky above the mountains in the background. If you are looking for a natural sound to calm down with, try… Read More

Blue light from your favorite techy gadgets could be at the heart of your tossing and turning at night. But technology isn’t bad for sleep when it’s used appropriately. Take a lo… Read More

With concealed depression, everything was about work. It was a place to run to, to be distracted from the prospect of having to live in the present moment. Work, in its various fo… 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 read a few of my early blog posts this morning. Some of them I wrote just days after getting out of the hospital. There is a lot of uncertainty in these early posts. I am feelin… Read More

How could he even say that? That I am blaming my depression for my actions. That I am making excuses for my actions and not being responsible. That’s not even close to what I am… Read More

The days are getting shorter, that is clear. The shortest day of the year will be here in less than two months. Darkness comes in the mid-Atlantic states by 6 PM now, and the days are… Read More

If you've recently been involved in an accident, you may be wondering whether or not you should hire a lawyer. Sure, you may be at the very beginning of the process but at what point should… Read More

I want to talk about Pain today. Physical pain is something that most people can say they’ve experienced at some point in their lives and it’s something that feels different for… Read More

Guide to CBD for Veterans There are millions of veterans in the United States, representing almost 10% of the country’s total population. Many veterans live with chronic heal… Read More

On my calendar, the appointment was for 8:30 AM today. My appointments have been every two weeks since the summer. I even scribbled it on the card from the last appointment the new d… Read More

There are so many more things I could be doing right now. How can I decide? That is what I am working on currently.  It should make me happy, glad, excited to be wanted by others… Read More

Today my Psychiatrist upped my Prozac to 40mg daily. This is double the 20 mg I have been taking since the end of April. Thinking about how this came to be, I am sad, mad and glad… 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

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

By Denise Turney There may be no journey as hard or as rewarding as the inner journey. Unexpected experiences, outright shocks, long awaited successes, heartbreaks and joyous, peaceful ev… Read More

Journaling to Enhance Productivity and Well-BeingJournaling has been used since ancient times to capture thoughts, keep reminders, and record events. An early example is a journal maintained… Read More

Decorating With Antique Rugs and Persian Oriental Carpets Here are some additional posts about home decorating with antique rugs: Position and Place Rugs in Rooms | Area Rugs For Grey C… Read More

Priorities in medical science are difficult to set. Budgets are always less than desired and the danger of some diseases to humanity can be underestimated. People live longer, which means th… Read More

Image by DC Comics  If you have been buying and reading comics in the last five or six years, you would be well-aware that there is an excessive amount of Batman books coming ou… Read More

Previously posted on The Zebra Pit Let’s start the New Year with a review of 10 Symptoms you may experience with Fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is a tricky condition to live with as… Read More

Previously posted on The Zebra Pit Fibromyalgia can be a lonely disease. Staying connected with friends and family becomes difficult when chronic pain and fatigue make it hard to get out… 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

The way men's alcoholism rehabs perform certainly gives you an idea of how they can act as a second chance creator for you. Everyone deserves a platform to repair their lives if they are wil… Read More

The city of Nottingham is one of England's most happening places. The seventh-largest economy in the United Kingdom, Nottingham is a top tourist, education and, business destination. Crowds… Read More

How could society help young students with learning disabilities to study in college? Specialized institutes for youth with extra needs have particular conditions that make the studying proc… 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

When today, we adopt almost all kinds of fashion and trend started by western countries and their ideas of style, then why not implementing their hair care and health regime? We are talking… Read More

I didn’t even think about how my medicine works. I hadn’t realized that there are three classes of anti-depression drugs. Each one works in a different way to help you ach… Read More

Or is it depression can be depressing? How about, depression is depressing? I want to believe the first one. In fact, I have been struggling with this for the past few days. Why am… Read More

Using Rugs To Decorate With the Apartment Therapy Pattern of the Year At the beginning of 2020, home decor publisher Apartment Therapy announced its second “Pattern of the Year.”… Read More

Please enjoy this Guest Post by Dr. Brent Wells Living life with fibromyalgia comes with its challenges. The pain, fatigue, and brain fog can feel defeating and difficult to deal with. Ho… Read More

It turns out, my insurance is not covering my former therapy visits. $874 is quite a chunk to swallow when you think that, at worst, you are responsible for a $15 co-pay. I know, it i… Read More

A traction device for the neck is an excellent alternative method to help treat neck and back pain, as well as any injuries you may be suffering in these areas of the body as well. Devices l… Read More

Art by Kyume. Search engines have this feature where if you start to type a question, it will attempt to predict your question based on what other people have asked. This has some hila… Read More

While the furry fandom can be a wonderful place and a force for good in the world, the topics that tend to circulate on Furry Twitter are somewhat seasonal: They repeat every so often–… Read More

Each day, we all lose some hair from our scalp - about 50 to 100 strands of hair which is a normal phenomenon. However, when your hair thins and falls off beyond at a faster rate and with a… Read More