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rschlauch
Our Thoughts & Prayers Are With The Victims And Families in Newtown, Connecticut....But Are We Doing Enough To Preven...
by rschlauch
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I wonder if I am the only one who questions the following: Are we, as Americans, Parents, and Christians doing enough to prevent terrible tragedies like the mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school? As a clinician in the helping profession, I am extremely saddened and affected by the news that 27 people died today. The tragedy is even worse and horrific in nature as the majority of the victims... 12/17/2012 10:09:22 PM
plasticsurgeryh
What to Consider before Getting Craniosynostosis Surgery
by plasticsurgeryh
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Craniosynostosis is a birth defect in which one or more of the sutures on the infants skull close prematurely, before the brain of the infant is fully developed. In normal cases, the sutures on the head of the baby close when the child is two or three years old. If your kid has Craniosynostosis, then his or her brain cannot grow normally and the head too is of a different shape. To correct the deformities... 12/17/2012 6:58:02 PM
Andrew Pacholyk
Coping with Diabetes During The Holidays
by Andrew Pacholyk
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Managing your diabetes can be especially more challenging during the holidays with all the temptations and sweets that keep bombarding our senses throughout the season. Body awareness is very important in managing diabetes. See your doctor regularly. Signs and symptoms can arise that may seem completely unrelated, when in fact they could be. Do not allow your pride or ego to get in the way of your... 12/17/2012 8:00:00 AM
Fun time with Shampoo for Damaged Hair
by bumbleproducts
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Fun in the sun! Winter has always been considered a dormant time of year in the past. For various species, it is a time to hibernate, recuperate, and conserve. But in this generation, humans have generally taken the concept and converted it to the exact opposite. Winter time now is a time to increase physical activity and prepare to get in shape to catch next summer season's latest beach trends and... 12/17/2012 4:24:30 AM
Tips on how to help your child adjust to preschool
by Preschoolwalnut
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Preschool is likely to be many children's first time away from their parents, on their own, for a sustained period of time. While there are some children that will handle this transition away from home and into a social setting with peers with stride, some children may need a bit of prepping to help them ease into this transition. For most parents with children who are about to go to preschool, their... 12/16/2012 9:45:28 PM
Is Breast Enlargement Surgery Right For Me?
by breastnyc
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The decision to undergo breast enhancement surgery is not easy to make. It requires a great deal of consideration. Before making the decision, make sure that you are the right candidate for breast enlargement surgery. Determining if Breast Augmentation is Right for You Breast enlargement surgery is the right option for you if You think your breasts are too small You have asymmetrical breasts Your... 12/16/2012 9:18:42 PM
MarJennings
From Stop & Shop to Table Top
by MarJennings
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As a lifestyle expert and designer I always find myself thinking outside the box and looking for inspiration and unexpected resources everywhere I go. This year with a big focus on creativity and one stop shopping I challenged myself not only purchase everything I need for a festive lunch and dinner, but to create a tablescape that also infuses the many resources of my local Stop & Shop grocery store.... 12/16/2012 5:27:27 PM
Dr. Michael L. Hall
Walking is the Best Medicine (Part III) - Getting Started
by Dr. Michael L. Hall
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You get started on the road to exercising by walking because walking is the easiest and most convenient way to exercise at all levels of fitness and, thereby, reduce stress and improve your health in a vast number of ways. Part of the magic of walking is that there aren't any rules! True, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends these exercise guidelines: 150 minutes a week of moderate... 12/16/2012 2:11:05 PM
Dr. Michael
Treating Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain
by Dr. Michael
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Sleep Disorders "How are you sleeping?" is one of the the first questions I ask new patients. If you don't get a good night's sleep, you're not going to get well. Most people with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain haven't slept well in years. Many of my patients take tranquilizers, muscle relaxants, or over-the-counter sleep aides to get them to sleep. But most of them never go into deep restorative sleep.... 12/16/2012 1:14:36 PM
MPerroneDDS
Is Your Child's Education Affected By Tooth Decay?
by MPerroneDDS
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New studies are showing that poor oral health, tooth decay, and tooth pain are putting some children at risk for falling behind in school. It is widely believed that many children, regardless of socioeconomic conditions, are not receiving routine dental care on a regular basis from a dentist or hygienist. It seems like good dental care takes a back seat at times in many families lives for various reasons.... 12/15/2012 9:49:22 AM
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