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NATURAL MEDICINE VS CHEMICALS – PART 2

“Quiet down and listen to your own heartbeat. Quiet down and listen to your own pulse. Quiet down and pay attention to what your health is telling you. It’s the most accurate and cheapest diagnosis you’ll ever have.”
-Neel Trivedi (at a mental health seminar)

Yesterday, I explored some broad views about how people felt about natural medication both in place of as well as alternative to chemically based drugs. In today’s follow-up post, I’m quoting specific examples of how certain individuals feel and why.

Rosa, a fifty-six year old neighbor of mine, has been on prescription medication for various ailments including arthritis, diabetes and a heart condition for several years. Much like my own case, she tried replacing her medication with natural supplements but all efforts produced very little fruition.

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NATURAL MEDICINE VS CHEMICALS – PART 1

“My body is a temple and I would never pollute it with what some money-driven, corporate doctor tells me to take just to add an extra dish of caviar on HIS plate.”

-Volunteer at a mental health seminar

I heard the quote above a few years ago at a local mental health seminar I was invited to speak at. I wasn’t too surprised as over the years, being a mental health patient has exposed me to a diverse bunch of opinions, especially where medication is concerned.

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RX VS HOLISTIC (PREVIEW)

“Our bodies are our gardens. Our wills are our gardeners.” – William Shakespeare One of the more rapid endorsements that seem to be on the rise in recent years, especially in the midst of an opioid epidemic, is the use or at least inclusion of natural supplements in place of pharmaceutical drugs. While the actual … Read more

Abusive Relationships – Part 2 (Males)

“…Sexual abuse is no object to age, gender or sexual orientation.”
-Journalist Justina Bakutyte

In the first part of this post, I explored some possible reasons why people who are abused stay in those relationships longer than a person looking on from the outside might think they should.

In this part, it’s my intent to explore that subject further but with one difference. This post will focus on a lesser discussed topic; males who are abused.

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Abusive Relationships – Part 1

“It is better to break your own heart by leaving an abusive relationship rather than having that person break your heart every day.”
-Unknown

How many times have you either said or heard someone you know say:

“He/she hits me but really does love me.”
“That’s not him/her, that’s just the anger. It’ll get better soon”
“I should try to be a better person.”

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Dear readers, Thank you, as always, for taking the time to read my posts as well as tons of other wonderful content on this site. Because October is the month for domestic violence awareness, I am preparing a special two-part post for tomorrow and Saturday which will not only talk about this issue but also … Read more

Absence & Distance – REPOST

“Distance gives us a reason to love harder.”
-Unknown

I had previously written a post about maintaining long-distance relationships.

Yesterday, while reading an article about it, I found some tips that friends family members use to get over distance.

To keep things in context, here’s the original post with the tips added in:

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Taking the Right Advice

“The people with the best advice are usually the ones who have been through the most.”
-Unknown

I’ve written several posts before about listening to your heart when it comes to major decisions. I’ve talked about how manu people will try to dictate your life path but ultimately, everything’s up to you.

Given that Samantha and I are starting an advice section on this site, I’ve recently asked myself when is it okay to listen to others? When do you finally throw in the towel and tell yourself you need help?

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Opioid Epidemic – Part 2

“Realizing and listening to what your body and mind is telling you — that’s most important.”
-Author Tianna G. Hansen

In yesterday’s post, I discussed a few but certainly not all, of the factors that may have contributed to the current opioid epidemic. In this part, it’s my hope and my goal to not only carry that conversation forward but to also give hope to people that there can be a life beyond dependancy on opioids and a positive one at that.

Before I go any further, a disclaimer here is necessary. I am not a doctor nor do I have any kind of expertise in medicine or mental health. What I do have to offer is my own experience as well as a few others who have spoken about their own experiences. It’s important to note while reading this post that every mind and body operates differently and uniquely and a single medical philosphy can never be universally applied. As today’s quote states, you have to listen to your own body and mind to decide what works for you.

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Opioid Epidemic – Part 1

“The worst thing about prescription medication is that  sometimes it works too well.”
-Unknown

“A doctor was arrested for writing X number of prescriptions.”

In the past month alone, I’ve read about twelve or thirteen such headlines in the news.

I’ve also read countless accounts of people going bankrupt to fulfill the need of an addiction.

All of the above stems directly or indirectly from a topic that has everyone buzzing these days:

The opioid epidemic.

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