- by Grace at Kids Health Notes

I can personally tell you that books were a huge influence in my life. My love for reading began at a very young age, and I owe this first to my grandparents. My paternal grandmother, an elementary school teacher, taught me to read, literally by candlelight, because the town I...
- by Jul at Veggie Chic

A McDonald’s meal, 4 years later.
We vegetarians are so normal! Well, some of us, anyway.
Veggie pride parade coming up in NYC
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- by Grace at Kids Health Notes

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Mother’s Day Give-away: 15 “Popcap” video games and the grand prize of Platinum pack. I hope you had fun playing the online games. I did! I would love to see you come back often for great content and cool contests.
And now for the...
- by Mary Emma Allen at Alzheimer's Notes

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Happy Mother’s Day from us at Alzheimer’s Notes to all the moms, grandmothers, and those who play a mom role in someone’s life. I hope you had a lovely day.
I didn’t get a chance to write a lengthy Mother’s Day post because I was visiting a family member in the...
- by Marijke Durning, RN at Help My Hurt

Here at the Health and Wellness Channel, we’re developing a regular tradition of weekly post round ups. Here are my top 5 posts for the past week:
Physical activity may help reduce arthritis pain
Flyers All-Star defenseman Kimmo Timonen knocked out of playoffs by blood clot
Author of How-To Marijuana, Step-by-Step Guide to...
- by angelique at breakingthemirror.com

Guess what? I have a great news story that’s perfect for Mother’s Day!
A recent Reuters article linked being a mom to fewer eating problems. Cool, huh?
As the article claims:
“Women have fewer eating problems after having children…largely because they stop drinking as much and behave less impulsively, according to new findings...
- by Laura at Baldiness

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One of the best things that I have ever heard of being done in a concert, is when BNL (aka the barenaked ladies) performed “Bald Men on Parade”, and introduced all of the baldies on their crew. This happened...
- by Laura at Baldiness

I am guessing that you have heard a bald person say this at least once, “lack of hair, can only mean that the brain is busy with more important functions”. In my opinion this means that bald people are smarter than people who have a full head of hair.
I have...
- by Laura at Baldiness

It has come to my attention, that baldies discriminate against other bald people. I am not sure why this is, since we are all in the same boat. Some may have more hair than others…but sooner or later, we are all going to end up with very little or no...
- by Laura at Baldiness

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Gray hairs are death’s blossoms. ~ English Proverb
So what do you think “no hair” represents?
Tags: baldness, blossoms, death, english proverbs, graveyard, gray hair, no hair, the i'm bald quote of the dayShare This...
- by Laura at Baldiness

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Did you know that for every hair transplant being performed in the United States, there are 5 breast augmentation surgeries being performed.
Now I know a lot of men, from all walks of life. White collar professionals, blue collar workers,...
- by Kristina Chew, PhD at Autism Vox

Tomorrow brings yet another chapter in the annals of the U.S. “Vaccine Court.” Nearly 4900 families have filed claims with the U.S. Court of Claims alleging that vaccines caused autism and/or other neurological problems in their children. Two 10-year-old autistic boys, William Mead and Jordan King, from Portland, Oregon,...
- by Laura at Baldiness

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If you asked your “average” CEO of a Fortune 500 company, if he/she would rather be short or bald. The majority of the answers would be “I would rather grow a few inches” (they are not talking hair length). There you...
- by Grace at Kids Health Notes

What does a blogger-mama have to deal with?
blogs at the breakfast table with sticky strawberry jelly fingers, and a baby on her lap
blogs in the afternoon, on the big king bed, with a sleeping toddler by her side and a baby on her lap
blogs at 2 am, on the...
- by Kristina Chew, PhD at Autism Vox

Hope you got the perfect gift for Mother’s Day—-Margaret Lenahan has. Her 16-year-old son, James, was diagnosed with autism around the time that he turned two; today, he is a junior in the Ryken program for special needs students at Xaverian High School in Brooklyn, and a member of the...
- by Marijke Durning, RN at Help My Hurt

Don’t forget to read my interview with Carol S. Bott, RN, author of How-to Marijuana, A Step-by-Step Guide to Medical Marijuana.
In the book, Carol writes about the use of cannabis to manage disease symptoms and chronic pain, and how best to use it. Click on the book cover below to...
- by Kendra James, RN at A Hearty Life

Here is further proof to stop smoking…Women who quit smoking significantly reduce their risk of dying from heart disease and cancers very soon after.
There was a 47% reduction in risk for coronary heart disease within the first five years of quitting and a 21% reduction in lung cancer death within...
- by Kendra James, RN at Diabetes Notes

Please join in and help make a difference. Go check out Amy at Diabetes Mine as she announces the 2nd Annual Diabetes Mine Design Challenge…
2nd Annual DiabetesMine™ Design Challenge
* a competition designed to foster innovation in diabetes design and encourage creative new tools that will improve life with diabetes *...
- by Kendra James, RN at Diabetes Notes

I have to admit that this is the first I have seen of this subject matter…
Intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR), which results in a baby having a low weight at birth, has been linked to the development of type 2 diabetes in adulthood. It has been suggested that this is because...
- by Liz Lewis at Alzheimer's Notes

Sports: Legendary coach, Frank Broyles, helped wife with Alzheimer’s battle - “Over the decades, the game changed, but one thing remained the same: The love always was there…” (more)
Boy, 2, Suffers From Rare Children’s Alzheimer’s Condition - “A 2-year-old boy in England suffers from a rare genetic disease sometimes referred...
- by Kendra James, RN at Diabetes Notes

Have a wonderful Mother’s Day!
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- by angelique at breakingthemirror.com

December 14, 2002, I received a delicious surprise. It came in the form of a positive pregnancy test.
I was elated.
I was amazed.
I was scared poopless.
As someone who had anorexia and EDNOS problems for over a decade, I just knew that being “with child” would open the door for Ana to...
- by Kendra James, RN at Diabetes Notes

Oh boy, it has been a while since I journaled on here. First, the big change. I have now started checking my blood sugars twice a day- in the morning and before bed. My sugars have been so good as of the last few months that I feel confident in...
- by Gloria Gamat at Cancer Commentary | Cancer Treatments, Cancer News, Cancer Stories, Cancer Research.

First of all, today is Mothers’ day. Earlier today I watched the movie StepMom, it was on at HBO and I accidentally saw it while channel surfing. I’ve seen this movie several times when I was younger (during my pre-mom days).
Motherhood changes a woman life is an understatement. You just...
- by Scott at Health and Men

Laugh it up has ben a pretty big hit here, but I can’t really take any credit for the jokes. As I state in just about every post, most of them come from Amazingjokes.com. Here are links to some of my favorites since I started this feature. Check back every...
- by Gabrielle at Fertility Notes- a fertility blog with all the news your womb can use

Just because I’m not a fan of Mother’s Day doesn’t mean I don’t love the moms. I loves the moms. I love the mom bloggers - especially those that remind me that I can still have a life after (hopefully) popping one or two out.
When Cheryl Miller interviewed me...
- by Marijke Durning, RN at Help My Hurt

Carpal tunnel syndrome affects over 8 million people in the United States; women are affected three times more often than men. The chronic pain from carpal tunnel syndrome can cause difficulties sleeping, as well as with doing your every day activities.
If medications and bracing doesn’t help, surgery may be the...
- by Scott at Health and Men

I had all intentions to get this one done yesterday but it was a very busy day. So with a quick search through the blog ere, I have chosen 5 of my favorite Sexual Health posts that I think you will find most interesting or helpful.
Dysfunctional Family Jewels deal with...
- by Gloria Gamat at Cancer Commentary | Cancer Treatments, Cancer News, Cancer Stories, Cancer Research.

The channel is gathering the top five post series in each blog. It’s really up to the blogger where to base the top post from on a certain time period reference.
I have to confess that I never scrutinize the stats of any of my blogs, I just look at the...
- by Liz at Healthbolt

There are only two things that are guaranteed in this world - you are born and you will die. Just how long you have between the two events depends on a multitude of factors. Longevity is possible, and for most of us highly probable (so says the Vitality Compass).
Death and...