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A Day In The Life Of A Stay-At-Home Carer.
When I tell people that I am a carer, they ask me "Where do you work?." This is a problem because I am not a care assistant in employment. I am a carer who cares for someone at home
By Carol Ann Townend4 years ago in Longevity
Are Wealthy Countries Vaccine Gluttons?
The pandemic brings out the best and worst in governments, and I understand that each government has a responsibility to their own population.
By Dean Gee4 years ago in Longevity
There Is Only One Me…
I am a person A person who still learns about oneself A person who learns as every day passes by I am not only a Mexican
By Sharing Randomly4 years ago in Longevity
Parkinson's-like symptoms include tremors and "internal vibrations," according to Long Covid sufferers.
A new research of long-term Covid patients is casting light on a slew of underreported symptoms, including Parkinson's-like tremors and internal vibrations, that are wreaking havoc on sufferers' lives.
By Prasad Madusanka Herath4 years ago in Longevity
Do We Need Another COVID-19 Vaccine? Omicron vs. Delta COVID-19 Variants: Do We Need Another Vaccine?
Since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Omicron version as a COVID-19 variant of concern last week, it has dominated headlines.
By joshep kodithuwakku4 years ago in Longevity
The Exhaustion Took Over My Body with The Speed of a Fast Race Car
I couldn’t get up. I woke up, the sun pouring into our wall of windows, but my body wouldn’t move, and my brain was stuck in neutral. As I stared up at the ceiling, the minutes turned into hours.
By Nancy B4 years ago in Longevity
Why are We Still Romantasizing Normal?
The trouble with normal You hear it too, right? The sweet, sweet sound of normal calling us? Or, if you don’t hear it, can you feel it? The pull to shore up the societal guardrails, hide the mess, and pretend we’re done with the work we needed to do? Brush the dust from our hands and return to our previously scheduled programming?
By Keri Mangis4 years ago in Longevity
"City" minds and climate change.
Ban city minds from governing all of us. Enforcing change to rural ways to satisfy urban idealism. Random Observation-Opinion with out verifiable data--- people with “city” minds (not necessarily location of birth) do not make good travellers, because a good traveller leaves no footprint and city minds are so insecure they have to make sure everyone knows they exist and so they have to leave markers to show they have been there.
By Peter Rose4 years ago in Longevity
Please Don't Tame Your Wildness
I wish it hadn’t happened to you. When we were teens, the party followed wherever you went. You cared not for convention, you followed no trends. Instead, you set the trends. You defied the norms.
By Keri Mangis4 years ago in Longevity
Is Your Body Getting Sick On Purpose?
Lately, I’ve been under a lot of stress. In less than three months I’ve managed to relocate back home; build three nationwide marketing campaigns in different locations across Europe; lose my beloved dog and attend court because of ridiculous reasons.
By Oberon Von Phillipsdorf4 years ago in Longevity
Beth
Adrian was waiting for his big break. He felt he was finally going to hit it big. On one screen, he was entering the latest Vocal challenge. On the other, the in-box of his most used e-mail address. The HEB Zero Original Cola can sat just to the left of his keyboard, the microphone to be used tonight during ESO's war night sat off to the right.
By Adrian R4 years ago in Longevity
Fierce
Someone once told me that an old Turkish curse was to wish someone “interesting times.“ Someone also penned, and I forget who, that the world is robust but we are not. That we do not need to save the planet for she will survive in whatever form she does, that it’s us who need saving because we, as a species, will not.
By Wendy Thacker4 years ago in Longevity