When to use soap and water, and when to use hand sanitizer – The CDC notes that preventing the spread of sickness through handwashing is most effective when people know which method to use when cleaning their hands. #HandWashing
The Post Pandemic Sneeze
The Post Pandemic Sneeze – Because of the pandemic of the COVID-19 Coronavirus, those of us with allergies are afraid to sneeze anywhere. The Post Pandemic Sneeze That is because everyone will just assume you have the COVID-19 Coronavirus. This pandemic has put fear into most everyone! But, what about those of us who suffer from seasonal allergies. After all, it is spring and the trees are blooming, the grass is blooming, etc. I know that I am allergic to tree pollen’s, from an allergy test. They like to reak havoc on you with sneezing and runny nose. I know […]
National Walking Day / Move More Day
National Walking Day – A day to get moving and walk. This day is now called Move More Day! This day is part of the American Heart Association to help get people up and moving and walking to good health. #NationalWalkingDay #MoveMore
World Tuberculosis Day
World Tuberculosis Day – a day to raise awareness of tuberculosis (TB) and this deadly, but preventable and curable disease. #EndTB #WorldTBDay #WorldTuberculosis
World Kidney Day
World Kidney Day – 1 in 10 people worldwide. While severity can vary, CKD is incurable and causes the patient to need lifelong care. As the incidence of kidney disease escalates, World Kidney Day plays a crucial role in educating the public, the medical community and governments and in encouraging prevention and early detection of kidney disease. #WorldKidneyDay
Dress In Blue Day
Dress In Blue Day a day to wear blue to raise colon cancer awareness. This movement came from the Colon Cancer Alliance and for everyone to wear blue this one day of the month to help raise awareness for colon cancer. #ColonCancer #Blue #DressInBlueDay #BlueDay #ColonCancerAwareness #Colorectalcancer
It’s okay if walkers miss the 10,000-step standard
It’s okay if walkers miss the 10,000-step standard – The 10,000-step standard – which equates to roughly five miles. It has some surprising origins that are not necessarily rooted in medical science.
Red Hats for New Borns
Red hats are being given to infants in 29 states to raise awareness of heart disease, congenital heart defects, most common birth defect. #RedHats #LittleHeartsBigHats #HeartMonth
Time doesn’t heal … Jesus heals!
Time doesn’t heal! Jesus heals! The amount of time it takes us to heal was the amount of time God allowed us to heal. It is all about His time, not our time!
Deviled Eggs
Deviled Eggs – One thing you usually always find at a church luncheon is deviled eggs. Sounds ironic doesn’t it? It has implication of devil in it. Plus a recipe! #DeviledEggs
20 things you didn’t know about stroke, that may save a life
20 things you didn’t know about stroke, that may save a life – Stroke is a leading cause of preventable death, but lack of awareness, education and resources are major barriers to stopping it. During May, American Stroke Month, the American Stroke Association, the world’s leading voluntary organization devoted to saving people from stroke, reveals 20 important things you probably didn’t know about stroke, in recognition of its 20th Anniversary: #Stroke
Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack
Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack – Know the difference between these two that deals with the heart. People often use these terms interchangeably, but they are not the same. #CardiacArrest #HeartAttack
Some lesser known allergy symptoms
Some lesser known allergy symptoms – Some symptoms of allergic reactions, such as sneezing, are widely known. But people may be surprised to discover some of the other common allergy symptoms. #Allergies
Fight Off the Flu
Fight Off the Flu – Colder weather and cold and flu season go hand-in-hand. While you may not be able to completely avoid getting sick. You can take some steps to protect yourself and minimize the chances of a serious illness. #Flu #influenza
More than 220,000 Valentines were sent to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
More than 222,000 Valentines were sent to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Spreading love to these children that are in the hospital this Valentine’s Day 2018. #ValentinesDay #CincinnatiChildrens
10 Job’s that Gets Your Steps In
10 Job’s that Gets Your Steps In – Here is a list of jobs that has a lot of walking and you are likely to get your steps in. #Walking #Steps #Fitbit
10 Things You May Not Know About Me
10 Things You May Not Know About Me. I share and discuss some ten (10) things you may not know about me. Some might know these things, but others won’t.
Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queen
Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queen. A Day to buy a frozen treat, a Blizzard, and a portion of the sale DQ will give to help the Children’s Miracle Network. #MiracleTreatDay #ChildrensMiracleNetwork #DairyQueen
Get Healthy Food with No Money
Get Healthy Food with No Money – Do you want healthy food, but feel like you don’t have the money for it? Check out what Century Harvest Farms and the Tennessee Valley Coalition for the Homeless is doing.
A Simple Guide to All Things Honey
A simple guide and blog post about all things “honey” Bible references and even the benefits of eating local raw honey including Bible verses. #honey