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    Ten Perceived Unhealthy Foods that are Actually Healthy

    There are so many confusing labels on food products. Fat-free is free of fat but sometimes high in sugar and other unhealthy additives. Low calorie foods are often high in fat. Foods that taste good aren’t good for you. Foods that taste bad are good for you. The many misconceptions surrounding food are continuous, but […] More

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    Five Great Care Package Ideas While Your Kids are at Camp

    There’s something so bittersweet about sending the kids to camp for a few weeks during the summer. You get a few weeks of peace and quiet and a house free of squabbling and the perpetual, “I’m boooooored,” from your kids. However, you still miss them. Their sweet faces and witty personalities absent from the house […] More

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    The Five Best First Chores For Kids

    Raising helpful, kind, considerate and responsible children is something most parents strive to achieve, and my struggle with the decision to require small children to do chores. While your newborn is obviously too young to understand or participate in chores, it’s perfectly appropriate and acceptable to require your young toddlers to do chores. This list […] More

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    Five Important Back Exercises for Women

    With summer in full swing, it’s only a matter of time you’re heading to the beach or pool and sporting a bathing suit. You know what that means: time to amp up on exercising to tone those pertinent body parts! While usually focusing on arms and tummies, women tend to forget about working out their […] More

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    111 Year-Old Gets Honorary Diploma and Inspires us All

    At the ripe age of 111 years old, Lela Babb Burden sure has a lot to say when it comes to history – after all, the woman has a lifetime of experience! In her room at the Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital, she is often heard recounting stories of when Jack Johnson became the first African American […] More

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    Healthcare Execs in Dallas Take Pay Cuts to Boost Minimum Wage

    While many places are moaning and groaning and even arguing over the cost of minimum wage, one place recently took matters into their own hands and have voted to raise it. The Parkland Health and Hospital System in Texas voted this week to raise and boost minimum wage from $8.78 to $10.25 – the state’s […] More

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    Five Popular Flower Names for Girls

    Throughout your life you’re going to come across many people with various different names – some inspired by other people, some with great meanings and even some names that are just as pretty as the flowers they are inspired from. Flowers have long been sources of inspiration in naming your baby, especially if it’s a […] More

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    Watch for These Five Lupus Symptoms in Women

    Lupus is a health condition women must be on the lookout for. It affects far more women than it does men. In fact, 9 of 10 people diagnosed with Lupus are women. This autoimmune disease occurs in many people, attacking their tissue and causing health problems such as inflammation, swelling and joint pain and damage. […] More

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