Category: Medical Awareness
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RealLife|Cycle of Addiction and Personality Traits
Some patterns don’t start with us. They begin generations back — hidden under charm, buried in silence, disguised as “that’s just how our family is.” Addiction. Volatility. Control. Denial. We may inherit the roots… but we don’t have to grow the same tree. In this week’s Real Life & Workplace Wisdom, I’m sharing what I’ve…
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H&W|2026 Insurance Challenges Especially For Seniors
Health insurance in 2026 feels harder to navigate than ever — especially for seniors. Rising costs, denied coverage, and endless red tape are leaving many people stressed and unsure where to turn. This is a gentle look at what’s happening and a reminder that you deserve care that’s accessible, understandable, and humane.
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H&W|Intentional Movement While Working
If you sit for hours while working, your body feels it. Intentional movement doesn’t have to be big or loud — just consistent and kind. A few gentle moves can make a real difference in how you feel by the end of the day.
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H&W|The Vagus Nerve
When your body finally feels safe, healing begins. Today we’re talking about the vagus nerve — the powerful mind-body connector that helps calm your system, ease pain, and support true restoration. Learning your body is part of learning how to care for it.
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H&W|How to Keep Yourself Safe From Injury as You Age
Aging doesn’t mean slowing down — it means moving smarter. A few small changes can help protect your body, your independence, and your peace. Let’s talk about staying safe, steady, and supported.
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H&W|Vibration Plates
I’m not chasing trends — I’m asking questions. Have vibration plates earned their place in real-life wellness?
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RealTalk|Not Every Accommodation Is Laziness
Not every accommodation is about doing less. Some are about surviving, staying effective, and protecting your health. That’s not laziness — that’s self-care.
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H&W|Living with Chronic Pain
Sometimes pain relief works quietly — until it’s gone. A patient’s reflection on living with chronic pain, anxiety, and learning what truly supports the body.

