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How to Compare Sports Training Programs and Facilities
How to Compare Sports Training Programs and Facilities So youíre interested in sports training. Due to the growing popularity of sports training, several facilities are popping up around the country. You likely have a few sports training facilities to choose from. This is good news. It allows you to compare facilities and programs and find the one that is right for you or your loved one.
By Mohit Chawla5 years ago in Longevity
Tarot Reading for Beginners
Tarot cards are a universal tool when it comes to the intuition. With everyone becoming more aware of the energies around them, Tarot cards have also gained a spotlight that is more positive than the ones they have had in the past.
By Teylar Campbell5 years ago in Longevity
Free Weekly Reading #46 Mirror Dragon Tarot
The center card this week is the 8 of Swords. With the Swords we look at the intellect. They’re the tools of thought, organization and planning. As we look at the image of the eight in the card we see two straight swords seemingly impeded by six other swords of widely varying shapes and sizes. These disparities show us what happens when we become tangled in the thoughts, ideas, intentions and “helping” hands of other people. Often we tie ourselves in knots trying to live up to expectations that we had no hand in creating and as that happens we gradually lose our own ideas and preparations amid the zigs and zags of trying to please others. As you can imagine once we find ourselves tangled up in those lines of thought that aren’t ours we can feel confused and sometimes even fearful. Within this fear and/or confusion we can easily become frozen in indecision. Those around us who have contributed to the interference of opposing ideas can then see us as lazy or uncaring when, in fact, we’re simply trying to find the thread of our own thought processes as they weave through vying viewpoints. With this card at the center it looks like we’ll be dealing with outside influences who seem to think that they’re own ideas are more fitting than the ones we want to develop and are determined to get the last word.
By Victoria LaPointe5 years ago in Longevity
How Exercise Contributes to Better Mental Health
Everyone knows that exercising regularly can make one physically fit. However, did you know that exercising can contribute immensely to maintaining the state of your mental health as well? In this post, we’ll talk about some of the most vital mental health benefits that you can enjoy by exercising every day. But first, we’ll take a look at why good mental health is important.
By The Breatharian Blogger5 years ago in Longevity
10 SIGNS OF PHANTOM PREGNANCY
A Phantom Pregnancy is also called a False Pregnancy. In medical term's, a Phantom Pregnancy is called Pseudocyesis. This condition isn't like when you take a pregnancy test that turn's out to be positive. That is called a Chemical Pregnancy.
By Alecia Brown5 years ago in Longevity
undiagnosed pt 1
Hi, I'm Jessica and my story starts off like any other story, at least I thought it did... I grew up in sunny Florida in a nice gated community and had my typical May birthday parties which consisted of pool parties and cake for my friends, pie for me! I was in dance (tap, jazz and ballet) as well I enjoyed playing outside and riding my bike. But life wasn't easy even from the beginning.
By Jessica Lee5 years ago in Longevity
How I Survive and Thrive Loss Loved Ones
I realize that in the month of July 2006 I was totally depressed and did not desire to get out of bed but just stay there with my head covered crying with no hope. I just became a Believer of Jesus in March and notice some changes I needed to make with my life. I love to do self exploring which I was doing with tears in my eyes wondering what happen in July. I just could not remember but every emotions knew that this was a hard time for me. I asked my family questions and was told this is the month my daddy's mother died of Cancer. The flash back of that time came I do not recall the year but the experience was so clear. For two weeks my dad and I would drive 40 minutes to the hospital after getting daily calls that this is the last day we may see her so come quickly. That was the most stressful two weeks ever in my life. After my grandmother died I so hated driving past that hospital. So, In 2006 I made a declaration that I am a new person in the faith and I will not be bound by unhealthy responses to my deceased loved ones.
By Avizz V Wright5 years ago in Longevity
My Continuous Weight Loss Journey
Well hello there all you readers, I would like to introduce my name. My name is Hunter. I am not perfect and I do make mistakes. One thing I'm good at is taking pictures of myself but not just to take them. I recently bought these pair of jeans and crop top at Target. They were a pretty good deal. Today I'm here to show you how great I've been doing with my new lifestyle. I do have losses and wins. So in this story I will describe how they happened.
By hunter ruchelle5 years ago in Longevity
Just How Bad is Sugar For You Really
This is a hard article to write. I love sweets. Especially cookies. My wife can make a double batch of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies and I can eat at least 20 of them. Once I start, I can’t stop. I think I inherited that “eat till I’m sick” gene from my Dad.
By Adam Torkildson5 years ago in Longevity
But You Don't Look Sick
For those who do not look sick, they have a practice of navigating their chronic illness while out in the world only because they know some folks lack the ability to see their illness through. If someone looks "fine" to you, you do not see that they have some underlying illness like lupus (for example, which Lady Gaga has) or rheumatoid arthritis that is causing them immense pain. Hence why I want to start a dating service for chronically ill folk but that goes on my after 2020 business ideas list. But you don't look sick, who says? Somebody who looks fine may in fact actually need a disabled parking space only for the sake of getting one.
By Iria Vasquez-Paez5 years ago in Longevity
Myth Diabetes No. 2 - There is no cure for diabetes
You may have heard it when it was said: "There is no cure for diabetes". You may have been involved in researching medicine. I've also heard, "If someone says you have diabetes, do the opposite!" But this is not true. Many diabetes cases can be completely reversed and include permanent remission. Is that a cure? Read it and you will tell me.
By Douglas E. Summers5 years ago in Longevity
