Don’t let the title fool you….they always put ‘over 60’ because the online publication is for ‘over 60’. This information on pain is great for any age. Check it out…hot off the press. Is pain a growing fear as you age? Is it part of your identity once you pass
Read Morehttps://www.joomag.com/magazine/new-consciousness-review-fall-2016/0704906001472687639/p20?short
Read MoreAwesome Aging means many things to me. As a growing ‘elder’ in the tribe of humanity, I seek to passionately support causes that speak to the heart of creating a more compassionate, healthy world. It is an honor to support Lauren Trantham in her RIDE MY ROAD 9000 mile journey
Read MoreLauren Trantham, 33, has been taking adventures on her motorcycle since she was 21. She’s ridden in 15-degree weather, through a hurricane and in a lightning storm. Now the Medford photographer is pioneering a brand-new kind of adventure — a motorcycle ride over 9,000 miles to help survivors of sex
Read MoreI have a brief excerpt of my childhood and growing up published at One Story Road. Please take a few minutes to visit their site and read my story. If you like what you read or can relate to my story, please vote for me at the bottom of the
Read MoreI will take you on a journey of my childhood feet into managing it as an adult. Then I have some great tips on how to help children develop healthy patterns of dealing with fear. Harnessing the awareness and tools at a young age gives children a boost for higher
Read MorePrevention of senseless murders, substance abuse, other abuse, holding onto grudges and punishing oneself, feeling victimized and blaming, lack of self worth projected onto others with judgments to raise oneself up in band-aid form…..and so much more can be prevented. We need the children to help change sick patterns occurring.
Read MoreeSouthern Oregon July 28, 2015 It was one thing to push my palms against door frames as a teenager to try to get bustier. Didn’t work. Sleeping on marbles to get dimples didn’t work either. Every life stage has presented opportunities to develop and explore my human potential in all
Read MoreAshland Daily Tidings July 17, 2015 It was 1976. I heard my baby wailing as the nurse carried her into the room after my Caesarean section. The second my daughter was placed in my arms, her crying stopped. A sweet cooing sound filled the silence and my heart. It was
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