I never thought that looking up information about fear could prove to be so difficult. I wanted to do a little research for this post. I started at my school library. I wanted scholarly articles. I know there are many well known psychologists out there that discuss fear. I was looking for articles about […]
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For me, “How many puzzle pieces does it take,” is the burning question. After being laid off from a job I worked very hard to get, and one that I very much enjoyed, I had to figure out what to do. I knew there were no jobs in my field. I knew that because Nuclear
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I have been using the JBIT MedPro now for about three months and think I am finally ready to move up to the yellow resistance bands. I tried all the bands on when I first got it. I wanted to see the difference in tension between them. And primarily because I thought the white bands
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A new study to be presented during the American Academy of Neurology’s 67th Annual Meeting, April 24, in Washington, DC, explores the use of phenytoin, a drug commonly used to treat epilepsy, as a novel treatment for acute optic neuritis, a severe eye complication of multiple sclerosis (MS) that affects approximately half of patients. A
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Bboy Krust Dog 360 is one of the best breakers on the West Coast. An avid Xbox 360 gamer, he plays under the name Boby360.com. If this name seems familiar to you, you probably have been beat by him in games like NFL, Fight Night, and Halo, just to name a few. In this video,
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. The month of February is dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease and increasing knowledge about prevention. Educate yourself on the dangers of heart disease and get on track to better heart health here! What is heart disease? Heart disease – also called
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To see the graphic that I have attached to this post, and to read the words of a dear friend, as a response to the graphic, really helped look at my own chronic pain issues. Although I will never understand the pain that is associated with Gout, I do understand the pain associated with a
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One morning last spring, as the sun peeked over the trees, I settled into a chair on the porch, a steaming mug of coffee cradled in my hand. About five minutes later, my life changed. This onset of symptoms came gradually, the tingling spreading from my toes into my feet. This new symptom had to
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Back in 2001, I injured my back working with a deaf – blind – special needs girl. She had special needs as she had a tracheotomy and used her feet for her hands. Although she had hands, she had no mobility in them and very little movement in her fingers. She actually used her
As most technology companies, you can count on them to change just about as often as you change your underwear. Well, Google is no different. Since they launched in 1998, Google has made many changes, how we search the internet, how your website is indexed to how pages are ranked. But the most important change,
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