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2013 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 13,000 times in 2013. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 5 sold-out performances for that manyContinue reading “2013 in review”
Our mothers told us to not over spend
Our mothers told us to not over spend
No mortgage , auto or credit card debts and saving more each day is our motto. Do not take out unnecessary college loans when there is community college and degrees with higher return on investments. Live small always. Diversify investments all over the place. When you retire, or are laid off, be ready to relocate anywhereContinue reading “Our mothers told us to not over spend”
89 yr old female with Alzheimer’s Disease, no meds in care home
Surprisingly only anti-allergy tab and vitamins are taken by this senior in a care home. She walks, plays with her stuff toys and has good bowel movement. She has the brain of a young child while playing with her food or stuff toys but at 89 yr old, Annie still laughs and is very focusContinue reading “89 yr old female with Alzheimer’s Disease, no meds in care home”
No scarcity of opportunity , only scarcity of resolve to make it happen
The Newborn after Birth
No scarcity of opportunity , only scarcity of resolve to make it happen
“There is no scarcity of opportunity to make a living at what you love; there’s only scarcity of resolve to make it happen.” ― Wayne Dyer This new year, 2014, we resolve to make things that we love to do and accomplish happen. With massive actions, getting the results we need from the success listContinue reading “No scarcity of opportunity , only scarcity of resolve to make it happen”
The Newborn after Birth
Newborns feel, remember and are influenced by their experiences. During the first few weeks of life, they need mother’s milk (if possible), warmth and sleep. When travelling, mothers before us have worn a sling to carry baby around in which rocks the newborn to sleep. Sleeping with their mothers helps newborn babies to regulate theirContinue reading “The Newborn after Birth”
Midwives delivering babies for hundreds of years
Midwife means “with woman.” Traditionally, women have attended and assisted other women during labor and birth. As modern medicine emerged in the West, birth fell into the realm of the medical. Today the medical or technocratic model of birth is the mainstream in America while other countries, who use midwives as the primary care giversContinue reading “Midwives delivering babies for hundreds of years”
Emergency Childbirth: When Baby Arrives Before the Midwife or Doctor
Most births are spontaneous and normal. The baby is crafted for survival. Relax and do the following after contacting the midwife or doctor who is on her way: Move her to a comfortable place away from the toilet. Call for help. Make sure the room is warm and draft free. Remember that baby needs a Continue reading “Emergency Childbirth: When Baby Arrives Before the Midwife or Doctor”
Cost of Having a Baby
Childbirth makes up one fifth of all health care expenditures1 and is the most frequent cause for hospital admission2.The cesarean section rate in the home birth study was 3%, whereas the national average was 22.6% in 1991 and 20.6% in 19963. The cost doubles with the following: having a baby in the hospital, formula-feeding, usingContinue reading “Cost of Having a Baby”
Computer Clean Up using CCLEANER and MALWARE BYTES
Dominic when he was 3 yrs old My 19-yr old son, Dominic, a computer technician had installed CCLEANER and MALWARE BYTES in my computer that I run every other day and gets to clean up MB of garbage in my computer. This year, we clean up our house, our life, our computer in preparation forContinue reading “Computer Clean Up using CCLEANER and MALWARE BYTES”