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      Lovebugs, new car and all that jazz

      I originally published this a few years ago, but given its May again and I recently got a new car, I thought it worth repeating. It is is something I never experienced when I lived "up North". It’s the invasion of the lovebugs. They are also known as the honeymoon flies, kissing bugs or double-headed bugs; it is the Plecia nearctica. It appears twice year here in Florida - in May...

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      'Tis the season....for colds & flu....etc

      'Tis the season for sharing, folks...............colds, upper respiratory infections and flu! So here are a few suggestions for avoiding them: Over the years I've developed certain habits that I feel have saved me from much of the illnesses that go around and around every year. I'll share mine with you, and if you have others, PLEASE share them with us! Many of these you've known for years, ...but...

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      "Ablution confessional"

      IrongeezelleSays™: “Ablution confessional” By Tatjana Eggink Remember the movie, As Good As It Gets? Remember the obsessive-compulsive (OCD, in psychology speak) character, portrayed by Jack Nicholson, who washes his hands over and over with fresh soap ? Remember Howard Hughes, an over-the-top compulsive, who also began as frequent hand washer? Well, I am that type of person, too,...

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      Don't Blow Dry Your Hands

      Dear Readers, We’re at the peak of the cold and flu season right now, and if you feel like you’re encircled by an army of hostile viruses, it’s because you are. I’ve been inundated with your emails about what you should do or take to prevent falling ill. The single most important thing you can do to prevent colds and flu, believe it or not, is to wash your hands well and often. Now,...

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    • Bill A. Gaspard
      Repentance & Recovery

      “Have mercy on me, O God, according to your unfailing love; according to your great compassion blot out my transgression, wash away all my iniquity and cleanse me from my sin.” Psalm 51:1-2 This is the start of one of my favorite Psalms. King David was confronted by the prophet Nathan after he had committed adultery with Bathsheba. Nathan was like an accountability partner or recovery coach...

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    • Amy Korn-Reavis
      Don't Let Daylight Savings Time Rob You of Sleep

      Spring is a time for rain, plants, and the happiness of longer days. It is also the time of year where we spring the clock ahead one hour; thereby changing the time we get up and go to bed. Although the clock on the nightstand may say it is an hour later, our bodies do not change quite so easily. Every year many people suffer from insomnia due to the inability to adapt to this change. There...

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    • Amy Korn-Reavis
      Solutions to CPAP Problems that You May Not Know

      If you have sleep apnea and are using a CPAP machine than you know that there can be issues that make this therapy difficult to use. Sometimes you can find support to resolve these issues and sometimes there are solutions that your doctor, sleep tech or respiratory therapist may not be aware of. Researching this on the internet can be equally as baffling because of all the contradictory...

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      A Fish Tale

      Because I have type 2 diabetes, I carry a blood glucose test kit with me, usually in the front left pocket of my pants. It has an outside pouch with a zipper that I can put a few things in, like lancets. That way, I can easily replace dull ones with new ones that don't sting as much when I pierce my fingers. I used to carry other things, too, but not anymore. Once in a while, the zipper has...

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