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Here's Another Post About Coronavirus
--- I thought I would add my two cents since that is what most people want to read about nowadays-however, this is all written by a girl who loves being isolated and hates leaving her house. So, if you are looking for some real news on Covid-19 then click out now.
By Test6 years ago in Longevity
We Need to Focus on the Worried Well to Stop Coronavirus
Fever. Chills. Body Aches. Runny nose. Cough. The classic symptoms of a viral illness. They are also symptoms of Coronavirus. When we get sick, our gut instinct is to run to the doctor and seek medical attention. For the majority of those with viral symptoms, this is the wrong thing to do. As the US marches toward hospital surge capacity, we must focus attention on the worried well patient.
By Jeff Livingston6 years ago in Longevity
The Corona Virus and Human Nature
When you turn on the news, search through social media feeds or pick up an old-school newspaper, its story after story about empty shelves at the supermarkets, businesses shutting down and people running around in fear of an invisible and unsympathetic threat.
By Jason A6 years ago in Longevity
An Open Letter to America's People:
One of the things that I love about science is how nurturing it is. It never judges. It allows for the complete inclusion of all interested parties as well as their ideas, whether good or bad. It even has space for these ideas to be fostered and explored by coming to life in the form of experimentation and hypotheses. When I think about science as it exists in our world, I can't help but feel the overwhelming maternal presence surrounding it. The essence of its being, its soul if you will, Mother Nature herself, and the wisdom she imparts to humans done so through the language of science.
By Dr. Megan Babb6 years ago in Longevity
Leaders, Please Speak to Your Soul
Dear World Leaders, Now is the time to realise that YOU are a soul or a spark of the Spirit embodied in human form. Now is the age for humanity to stop manufacturing divisions and profits and power plays and to remember that you are a part of one Consciousness.
By Sally H6 years ago in Longevity
Coronavirus: Will Europe Fall Victim to the Virus?
As soon as new leadership in the European Union takes office in Brussels and begins discussing its strategies for the years ahead, a crisis erupts to overtake everything.
By Anton Black6 years ago in Longevity
Out & About w/Brief #RandomThoughts
I begin my weekly Random Thoughts this week with this as I am reading his classic, The Prophet. Such beauty is indeed not in the Face, but in the heart. If only some could remember that!!
By Mike Pouraryan6 years ago in Longevity
Italy Is Red Zone: Draconic Measures to fight the Covid-19
The first new episode of Montalbano was finally starting yesterday evening. Most of us, in Italy, were ready to watch after dinner our most famous fictional detective in Sicilian Vigata in pursuit of the murderer. The usual commercial break ended, but the news started instead, on our great surprise. The Extraordinary Edition of the news opened on our popular journalist Francesco Giorgino, from the channel RAI1, who in a controlled, yet, excited tone informed his audience that our Premier Giuseppe Conte was on the verge of giving a speech to the entire nation.
By Raffaella Ferretti6 years ago in Longevity
What I Learned When I Sprained My Butt and Injured a Rib While Sneezing
Aging and still doing what you love Earlier this year, I sprained my right butt cheek. I pulled a neck muscle while putting on a T-shirt, and I sprained a rib while sneezing. Last year, I broke the tip of my left pinky. I often wake up in the morning with a stiff neck because I “slept wrong.” In last night’s soccer game, I either suddenly developed appendicitis or was trying to pass a kidney stone while shielding a defender.
By Jeff Livingston6 years ago in Longevity
Angel of Miracles
April 20, 2008: “I got your blood test results from the physical I gave you last week. After watching your white blood cell count rise the past few months, I need you to make an appointment with Anne Mellott. She’s a hematologist/oncologist …” The squirrel cage runs in my head. Let’s see: Hema-. That’s blood. Oncologist. That’s cancer. Blood … cancer … blood …. cancer. Where have I heard that combination before? DAD. “Wait a minute,” I said to the doctor. “Do you think I’ve got leukemia?” A pregnant pause. “Yes,” she said.
By Michel Schwartz6 years ago in Longevity
Five very lucky people that death couldn't take away.
1. People who have survived seven train derailments and plane crashes Frankie Selleck, the Croatian music teacher, is a combination of bad luck and bad luck. He has been derailed by a train, crashed by a plane, and crashed into three burning cars and two buses. But in the end he managed to survive. What's more, after the seven accidents, Frankie began to get lucky. He bought his first lottery ticket and immediately won a million dollars. But he decided to give the money to his family and friends. Because for him, his health and his wife are all that makes him happy. But, I have to say, this is his seventh wife.
By 李小白6 years ago in Longevity
A Breast Cancer Patient’s Strength Inspires Her Doctor
She was 34 years old when we discovered her breast cancer. Ten years earlier, I delivered her baby. I watched her grow up. She came for a routine pap smear.
By Jeff Livingston6 years ago in Longevity