Originally Posted on Venus Woman Blog “You Are An Abundant Woman With Unique Gifts That The World Needs” One of the reasons I love blogging is because I can get my message of health out to literally millions of people, but currently only about 500 or so people actually receive my blog, so does that […]
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Originally Posted @ Conceptual Powers Almost everyone has experienced some form of knee pain. Whether because of arthritis, excessive pronation (inward roll) of the foot or the overexertion of the muscles that protect this vulnerable joint, our knees take a lot of abuse. In fact, knee arthritis is reported to be the single greatest cause
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Never fails, it doesn’t matter how “cool” it may be to some at 83 degrees, but someone with MS such as myself, it might as well be 120 degrees. Don’t get me wrong, it has been very nice around here lately, the humidity has been lower than normal, and the temperatures even lower. For me
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Life with MS is never easy, even when you are as functional as I am. I am a mom, a wife, a homemaker (temporarily), a cook, a chauffeur, a comforter, a supporter, a grad student. I am sure most of the mom’s that I know could add many more to this list. We moms are
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This tip from: www.DebbieMS.com “What to Know—What to Do” MS has many misconceptions associated with it, and cognitive impairment may be one of them. Lately, it seems that I read and hear more and more about how MS is the cause for memory issues that MSers experience–it is gaining a reputation for brain dysfunctioning. And
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As many people know, MS is so unpredictable. For me, MS is about fatigue, pain, and how I feel on any given day. It can be hard to be positive and motivated to even get up. I am reminded every morning why I get up! My reason is my little girl Abigail! She is my
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Originally Post by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society March 2013 Three studies published today by collaborators at Yale, Harvard and MIT/Broad Institute suggest that dietary salt can speed the development of an MS-like disease in mice, and provide new insights on immune system activity involved in MS. While more research needs to be done to
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This week has been a very painful week for me. Everyday has been a struggle to just get done the things I had to get done, let alone anything extra. But after being introduced to this #MSCampion, how can I not be inspired to keep moving, to stay motivated, to be inspired! Andrea is the
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Anthony Argyros is a NFPT (National Federation of Professional Trainers) certified trainer (since 2000) and specializes in the training of corporate business people and athletes alike. As a client, your goals become Anthony’s goals with the single minded task of helping you achieve your specific mission. Anthony is also a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blackbelt instructor
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Being diagnosed with a chronic illness is never something you expect to happen. When you are young you are invincible, as you get older, you learn the disappointing truth. An when you are diagnosed with a devastating illness, such as multiple sclerosis, you start asking the powers that be, “why me?” Interestingly, when I was
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