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Measles is making a comeback: Can we stop it?
Has the recent news about measles outbreaks in the US surprised you? Didn't it seem like we were done with measles? In the US, widespread vaccination halted the ongoing spread of measles more than 20 years ago, a major public health achievement. Before an effective vaccine was developed in the 1960s, nearly every child in the US got measles. Complications like measles-related pneumonia or hearing loss were common, and 400 to 500 people died each year.
By Jahangir Alam10 months ago in Families
The Gift of Time
A Busy Father's Journey to Rediscovering Family Love James Carter had always been a provider. A hardworking man, he believed that success meant long hours at the office, promotions, and financial security for his family. He had a wife, Anna, and two children, Lily and Max, but lately, his connection with them felt distant. The laughter and bedtime stories had been replaced with quick goodnights, and his weekends were spent answering emails instead of playing in the backyard.
By Angie green10 months ago in Families
Silent Heir
The Sullivan family had a legacy that spanned generations—built on hard work, determination, and a business that had been passed down from father to son. The Sullivan name was synonymous with wealth and respect, but when Henry Sullivan, the patriarch of the family, passed away unexpectedly, his will revealed something that would shake the family to its core.
By SHAKIB10 months ago in Families
She Killed Her Best Friend And Took Over Her Home
Western Nigeria, a chilling tale of friendship turned fatal unfolded between two inseparable friends - Ofur and Orichi. What started as a beautiful bond transformed into a deadly obsession, leading to murder, deception, and the ultimate betrayal.
By Aboah Okyere10 months ago in Families
Transform Your Space: Modern Interior Design Ideas & Expert Services Revealed
Introduction: The Power of Thoughtfully Designed Spaces A beautifully designed space isn't just about aesthetics—it's about comfort, functionality, and creating an atmosphere that enhances your lifestyle. Yet, many homeowners find themselves stuck in a cycle of indecision:
By John Hogan11 months ago in Families
Unity, Love, and Growth
In a small town in Bangladesh, lived a family that represented the essence of love, unity, and togetherness. The family of Arif and Rahima, parents to three children, was bound not only by blood but by a deep connection to each other. Arif, a school teacher, and Rahima, a stay-at-home mom, were determined to instill strong values in their children—values that would help them grow into compassionate and responsible individuals.
By SHAKIB11 months ago in Families
Turning Tides
Chapter 1: The Life of Struggle In the bustling city of New Haven, the sun rose slowly, casting a golden hue over the weathered streets. Among the streets cluttered with honking cars and pedestrians rushing to work, there was Raju, a simple auto-driver with weathered hands and a heart full of dreams. Every morning, he would polish his three-wheeler affectionately called “Babu,” a name that evoked a sense of nostalgia and comfort. Raju was a hardworking man, dedicating his life to providing for his beloved family—his wife, Nisha, and their two children, Aarav and Meera.
By MOHAMMED NAZIM HOSSAIN11 months ago in Families
Twin Flame Love Stories:
I've always been fascinated by twin flames. They represent a spiritual bond stronger than a soulmate connection. The idea that two halves of the same soul meet to fulfill a purpose is inspiring.
By Wilson Igbasi11 months ago in Families
Let's make a baby with a brain
Let's make a baby with a brain ..... Brain development From 1 to 3 years Food to be given and activities to be done By the time a child is 3 years old, their brain develops 80%. By the time they are 5 years old, their brain develops 90%. Brain development in early childhood plays a crucial role in a child's behavior.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Families
Never Cry Wolfhound
Full disclosure: I wrote this a few years ago, and it was published on Vocal. That established, I have revised it somewhat and hope it's acceptable to republish it. If it's not here, then you'll know it wasn't acceptable.
By Marie McGrath11 months ago in Families
The Weirdest Health Trends That Actually Work. AI-Generated.
In the constantly changing universe of health and wellness, some trends are straight up weird—until you learn they really do work. While most fads fade away, some strange health hacks have surprising science-supported advantages.
By Zeeshan Haidar11 months ago in Families
The Unbreakable Bond
A Simple Life The Jenkins family lived in a modest house on the edge of town. It was small, cozy, and filled with love—something that didn’t come with a price tag. Alice Jenkins, a dedicated mother of three, worked long hours at a local diner, while her husband, George, did odd jobs around the neighborhood. Their children—Sarah, Jason, and Lily—were young, full of energy, and always kept the house buzzing with laughter.
By SHAKIB11 months ago in Families