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Creation Mode
I live in Bali, Indonesia. It's one of the most beautiful places in the world. It's my sacred place where I feel at my best, and I thrive. I'm currently building my business. Due to the coronavirus, I lost my job and now have the opportunity to step into a career of my dreams. In doing so, I have put into effect daily habits to keep me on track.
By Lauren Eimicke6 years ago in Longevity
The dangers of biking in the city without bikers.
I've had many encounters with bicycling accidents that were pretty close brushes with death. It started making me reconsider biking in the city in general. It's too bad because my main goal for biking was to eliminate my car instead I think I kind of fell into the status quo. It pains me to say but I'm part of the problem because I'm not willing to have the courage to continue biking in the city for a common cause.
By Brian Anonymous6 years ago in Longevity
My Daily...
So, ever since the pandemic happened, a lot of things just weren't goin right. News about the virus didn't break out until like late January, but it didn't officially happen until March, that's when the virus turned into a pandemic. At first, not a lot of us knew much of it, we didn't think it would be so huge. But then, that's when things just got worse and worse by the minute.
By Gaarí S Díaz6 years ago in Longevity
Lung cancer cases are on the rise in Hyderabad
Growth of Hyderabad as an IT hub brought many positives for the cultural city of Hyderabad. However, with the increasing population and increase in the number of vehicles on the road, booming up of industrial units, and an increase in the number of smokers has pushed up the number of lung cancer cases in the city.
By Shreya Singh6 years ago in Longevity
Occupational Therapy during COVID Lockdown
"In occupational therapy, occupations refer to the everyday activities that people do as individuals, in families and with communities to occupy time and bring meaning and purpose to life. Occupations include things people need to, want to and are expected to do."- World Federation of Occupational Therapists.
By Jamileh Hargreaves6 years ago in Longevity
The Dangers of Children Returning to School. Top Story - July 2020.
Some big problems I see with the forced opening of schools is that there is a lack of funding, overhead support and guidance on the real dangers of COVID-19. One of my biggest concerns is that we don't know what we don't know yet.
By Stacy Davenport6 years ago in Longevity
The What Ifs
June 27th, 2018
By Nicole Laureen6 years ago in Longevity
Life During Covid
During this pandemic many of us are feeling sad, happy, and indifferent. Some express sadness due to the lack of social gathering and distancing themselves from that large crowd that their use to while others are feeling happy because many of us are receiving an unemployment benefits every week, having many of you saying “Wow this is way more than I was making on the job”. Me I feel indifferent as some may share my same feeling but your reason or reasons why may be a bit different from how I feel. See I feel how I feel basically because I don’t know what’s to come of this pandemic but what I can say is that I’m optimistic. I always have been hopeful and I always will be hopeful no matter what the circumstances or situation my heart, mind, body and soul is what makes me so strong as I put on my mask and take a brisk walk down my neighborhood, I still feel that same indifferent way. The mask makes it hard for me to breath but I feel good knowing that I’m keeping myself safe. I stocked up on 10 tiny bottles of hand sanitizer’s this weekend and I feel really good about that because before the Covid crisis I have always believed and keeping my hands clean. As I’m walking down the street I think about what has taken place over the course of the months. Job losses, closed down establishments, and the death rate. The many people who are now deceased makes me feel sad because my heart goes out to the many people who have lost their life because of this stupid sickness. I don’t know what’s to come as many others but I am hopeful that the economy will be better. While I’m out I head to the Conor store and to pick up a cold pop. While I’m there I greet the cashier and talk to him a bit as I always do. “ Hi, how are you today, “ he says. “ I’m doing fine”, I tell him. He rings up my pop which comes out to be $0.75 it would have been a solid $1 but that’s when you buy two and I only wanted one because I mostly drink water. “ I take my pop and tell the cashier goodbye. When I leave the Conor store I head home. I sit back and relax for awhile. I have been taking many walks since covid hit. It’s a great thing that I walk more often because It gives me a chance to think about the greater things in life and also what next step I’ll take during this crisis. Well I haven’t figured it out as of yet but I do have some great ideas. One of my ideas would be to go back to school. See that’s what one of my big plans were before everything went left .I could take online classes but I want to do a more hands on approach such as a classroom setting because that’s what I’m use to. I want to go back to school for real estate. I figure why not because people buy houses all the time. Real estate would be a great career move for me. I still plan on going for what I want. It’s just that I don’t know when school will adjourn or how everything will be set for when it’s time. I’m very anxious for the most part. Life sometimes can seem it’s worst especially with something so unexpected come along but I found solace in excepting the things that I can’t change and following the guidelines and keeping myself safe. Right now the most important thing is keeping ourselves safe and our loved ones. Me knowing that I’m still healthy thru this pandemic makes me happy but not knowing what’s to come makes me indifferent. I know that it’s ok for me to feel how I feel because things will get better and nothing stays the same.
By Ashley Thomas6 years ago in Longevity
A DAY OF MY DIARY
In the beginning, I would like to thank this site, and I hope that my story will have your satisfaction. • This is not a fantasy story at all, but it represents me personally, it's a real-life story that happened to me at some period in my life. Which I learned from, of course. So, I will start it and every letter of it speaks for itself. I had this story seven years ago. I was an employee at that time in the private sector and worked for a prestigious company. I took care of my family, which is consists of my wife, my eldest daughter, and three kids, they were for me the fuel and energy needed to persevere and keep a source of my livelihood and my work, where I used to work shifts. I've been working for more than ten years, working tirelessly. And one day, I was working at the end of the night shift, I got a lot of pain in my back, and I felt like someone was holding me from Back in his hands, but it's actually a pain, and I remember at the time that my mind took me to my family to fear for them, and what would happen to them. I got confused and bad thinking in my mind. Then i didn't feel myself, except in the ambulance, my thought took me away, and I'm getting ready to go to the hospital. Really, the feeling was terrible, when the person has a complex feeling between Pain or fear of losing his beautiful life with his loved people or of course, losing himself. And there in the hospital, I remember the nurses they were doing tests, and then I didn't feel myself until I was in intensive care. At that moment I realized that my condition is critical. They told me my kidneys didn't work, the lungs were full of water, and I had to sign the papers.
By NASSIR ALNAJRANI6 years ago in Longevity
Coronavirus
A small change in conditions has significantly altered global behaviors and politics. A novel, never-before-seen virus spread from the lands of China to virtually every populated part of our planet. At the onset of the disease, the medical industry knew nothing about COVID-19 and its effects on the human body.
By Felix Martinez6 years ago in Longevity
