Health & Exercise
Thoughts about my health and exercise
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Lessons from the Oncology Department
I've had a new experience this year helping my mom as she goes through cancer treatments. As with any new experience, there's something to learn. Read about what I've learned.
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Living with Vertigo – A Good Year
Living with vertigo means never forgetting it can happen even when it's been a while. But that's no reason not to live your life and celebrate when you have a good year.
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Handling Skin Cancer
Do you know what skin cancer looks like? Have you had any removed? Read about my experiences with it and what you should be doing.
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I Need Discipline
Do you struggle with discipline when it comes to eating and exercise? How do we overcome it? I have some guidance but not all the answers!!
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Living with Vertigo – My Perfect Imperfect Christmas Eve
I like things to be “just so” and I’m a planner. I’d been planning for days so I’d be organized and all ready to go when it came time to entertain on Christmas Eve. My planning did pay off, but things were not “just so”. Preparation Planning food for my family has become an interesting challenge for us. My dad is a celiac and can’t have gluten. My mom has allergies to dairy and soy. The gluten part has become easy. Even the dairy part isn’t too difficult. But soy is in a lot of stuff. (Stay tuned – I have a future post planned about soy.) Anyway, I’d been…
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Pills, Pills, Pills
When you were younger, did you ever imagine that you might be taking 14 pills a day now? Too many pills!!!
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Using Blood to Detect Cancer
Through my mom's recent cancer diagnosis, I've learned there are blood tests that can help detect certain types of cancer earlier. Should they be part of routine physicals? Are there other tests that should be routine as well?
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Living with Vertigo – Anxious and Melancholy
Living with vertigo, you never know when the anxiety and melancholy will hit. I do my best to gut through it but it isn't always easy. Read about my week.
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May Update
I had a few things in progress in May so I thought I'd let you know how they turned out. Read about my seedlings, my eating challenge and more.
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Suburbia in Spring on Saturday
Besides the exercise and vitamin D benefits, my walks often provide me with inspiration. It can be related to something I’m making or it could end up becoming an idea for a blog post. This post is the result of one of my recent walks. Suburbia Did you know that nationwide 53% of the population lives in suburbs? And according to this article, suburbanization is on the rise. Not surprising, suburbs lost ground after 2009’s recession. We could all see it happening. New development abruptly slowed down. But things appear to be picking up again. It’s all around us now. I also learned a new term when reading this article…
