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Taking Care of an Ill Loved One

I didn't think of myself as the nurturing type as I grew up, but when my grandmother became seriously ill while I was in college, my caregiver side came out. I started living with her and balancing her care with my schoolwork. It was very challenging, but seeing her recover and regain her ability to live independently was well worth the five years of hard work. Now I'm returning again to help my grandmother so she can once again stay at home, and I've decided to share some of my experiences online to help other caregivers feel like they're not so alone.

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3 Important Things To Know About Milestones With Babies

Posted on June 29, 2017

During the first couple years of your baby's life, you will bring him or her to the pediatrician's office many times. These pediatrician visits have multiple purposes, and one is to determine if your child is developing at the right pace. Doctors determine this in several ways, but a common method is by asking you questions related to milestones. What Are Milestones? If you are a new parent, you might not yet know a lot about your child, his or her development, and how to be a good parent, but you will learn little by little. [Read More]

Dismantling Some Common Myths About Cannabidiol

Posted on April 24, 2017

If you are concerned about some of the rumors that you have heard about Cannabidiol, make sure that you are getting the truth about this amazing product. CBD is at the center of some highly worrisome and untrue myths, and teasing out the truth about CBD could change your mind about integrating it into your own daily routine. Some common myths about Cannabidiol (CBD) include: CBD and marijuana are the same thing. [Read More]

4 Tips For Making Allergy Season Easier On Your Eyes

Posted on February 24, 2017

Allergy season can be a dreadful time of year if you have moderate to severe seasonal allergies. One frequent frustration is the irritation that occurs to your eyes. There are ways to minimize eye irritation and prevent exacerbating problems. Gently Wash Around Your Eyes During allergy season, you may want to change how you wash your face. Instead of using your typical face wash for your eyelids and around your eyes, use a small amount of baby shampoo. [Read More]

Watch For These Clues That Suggest That Your Teenager Has A Food Addiction

Posted on January 26, 2017

The average person may not group an addiction to food in the same category as an addiction to alcohol or drugs, but counseling professionals know that addictive behavior of any type can be hugely disruptive to an individual's life. To this end, many rehabilitation centers can help people who have all sorts of addictions, including a struggle with food. It can be challenging for some individuals to accept that they have a problem that requires professional help. [Read More]