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Sustainable Happiness: How To Be Content In Life?
What is happiness according to you? I’ve always had a very different take on happiness. To me, happiness is when I feel comfortable and content in life. We have always associated happiness with our achievements but should it really depend on our accomplishments? Do people who haven’t achieved much in life don’t deserve happiness? Why do we always depend on something external to bring happiness to our lives? It’s high time we realized that happiness should not be outsourced! Sustainable calmsage
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What is Toxic Positivity: Examples and How To Avoid It?
Who doesn’t want to avoid despair and conflict? We all want to skip to the good part and experience the joys, sunshine, and everything nice, right? It’s natural to want to feel optimistic when faced with despair and negativity. However, life is neither good all the time, nor bad. We love to use the word, “positivity” when everything else is falling apart around us and I get it. I also want to skip the negativity and go directly to the calmsage
mars 13, 2023Like
Menopause in the Workplace Webinar
Women make up more than half of the U.S. workforce — and there are currently 61 million women ages 50 and above working in the U.S. You know what that means? There are a huge number of people who are living with menopause symptoms in the workplace. Hear from our experts about how to manage symptoms of menopause at work, what you can do to get support at work and how you can support your colleagues and/or employees. Watch Webinar: Healthy
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Selena Gomez Gets Real About Being Body Shamed Online: I Was ‘Crying My Eyes Out’
Selena Gomez is getting real about how being body shamed online has impacted her mental health. In a recent episode of the Apple TV+ docuseries Dear…, the 30-year-old actress, singer, and mental health advocate spoke candidly about how it feels when strangers on social media comment on her body. Gomez has lupus, an incurable autoimmune disease, and the medicine she takes to manage her symptoms causes her weight to “constantly fluctuate.” It’s nobody’s business, of course, but people on the shek
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SIDS Deaths for Black Infants Spiked in 2020 & Researchers Aren’t Totally Sure Why
Sudden, unexplained deaths for Black infants spiked “significantly” from 2019 to 2020, and the reason why isn’t completely clear. A recent report published in the journal Pediatrics explored whether the increased rate of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in 2020 had anything to do with the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the overall U.S. infant mortality reached a record low in 2020, SIDS deaths jumped by 15 percent year over year, according to CDC data. SIDS is characterized as the unexplained death of shek
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Mayo Clinic Plans New Medical Support Building In Florida
Mayo Clinic (Rochester, Minn.) is planning a new two-story medical support building at its San Pablo Road campus in Jacksonville, Fla., according to the website bizjournals.com. The 41,000-square-foot project is part of a $432 million investment at the San Pablo Road campus. The project team will include Fickling Construction (construction; Jacksonville). The post Mayo Clinic Plans New Medical Support Building In Florida first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Bryan Health Merrick Medical Center Refreshes Its Critical Access Hospital
Bryan Health Merrick Medical Center Bryan Health Merrick Medical Center was originally designed to provide inpatient care for the small, rural community of Central City, Neb., about 90 minutes away from the state’s capital city of Lincoln. But as ambulatory demands increased over time, the Critical Access Hospital’s small, semiprivate rooms; compact operating room; and detached outpatient Rural Health Clinic (RHC) limited the services and specialists that the aging structure could accommodate. Additionally, the hospital—built in 1959, before The Americans healthcare
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11 Famous Highly Sensitive People You Need To Know About
We all experience the world differently. Some of us are unique and interesting while others are creative and conscious. Nevertheless, the differences don’t seem to affect us or overwhelm us more than others. Despite that, some people find all experiences overwhelming and easily get affected by stress. These people can be put into the category of Highly Sensitive People (HSP). A highly sensitive person experiences things quite differently from others. They are more conscious and process things deeply. Given that, calmsage
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Centura Health’s $180M St. Francis Hospital-Interquest Progresses In Colorado
Centura Health (Centennial, Colo.) is poised to open St. Francis Hospital-Interquest in Colorado Springs, Colo., this July, according to the website gazette.com. The $180 million hospital will house a 16-bay emergency department (ED), 72 inpatient beds including 64 inpatient beds and eight critical care beds. The surgical suite will include 10 operating rooms (ORs) with robotic equipment and 30 pre- and post-op beds. St. Francis Hospital-Interquest will be Centura’s third hospital in Colorado Springs. The post Centura Health’s $180M St. healthcare
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8 meaningful Mother’s Day gifts for self-care and mindfulness
Gifts should be meaningful, so we’ve gathered together the best on offer this Mother’s Day Mother’s Day is a time to reflect on the things that the mothers in our lives do for us, to celebrate their roles and to celebrate the power of the relationships we share. If you chose to do this with a gift, the key to getting that right is to find something that has meaning – whether that be through tapping into a shared interest, happi
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Naked yoga: Jessamyn Stanley honours body acceptance and the divinity within
Naked yoga is part of yoga instructor and wellness entrepreneur, Jessamyn Stanley’s daily practice. She believes that it is a freedom of expression and a powerful way to accept the physical body Jessamyn Stanley is an award-winning voice in wellness, known for her take on social and cultural issues including the modern Black experience, anti-fat bias, LGBTQIA+ representation, and equity in the health industry. So why naked yoga? She finds it much easier to engage with her body without worrying happi
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Waiting Until Age 50 for Mammograms Is Too Late—Especially for Black Women
Heather Campbell, a chemical engineer who lives in Calgary, was 44 and had never had a mammogram when she found a lump in her left breast.Every morning, after completing her skincare regimen, Heather Campbell would rub her fingers in small circles around her breasts, feeling for any changes. On the morning of Friday, October 13, 2017, when she was 44, her fingers bumped against a hard bulge on the side of her left breast. Shocked, Campbell stopped, palpated the lump best