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by Donna Powers
Polio: Past and Present
If this information on Polio is helpful to you, consider registering for the 12-week Vaccine Free: Now What? teleseminar course. If you are vaccine free or almost vaccine free, knowing how use homeopathy to prevent and help heal from infectious illness can give you peace of mind. There are alternatives and homeopathy has so much … Read more
Early Bird? Already?
Have you found that this month has flown by? I look at the calendar and it’s February 21st…almost the end of the second month of 2013! Eek! And today is the last day to register for the Vaccine Free: Now What? 12-week teleseminar course at the Early Bird discount price. If you have been considering … Read more
Potty Talk
You might be starting to think this particular homeopath has got a ‘thing’ for poop given the “TD” (Traveller’s Diarrhea) newsletter a short time back. You might be right! But I figure if Dr. Oz can do a national TV show on the topic and Dr. Joe Mercola can write his newsletter (complete with a … Read more
Forever Flu – Phooey!
Maybe you’re as sick of all the flu hoopla as I am. But flu is here to stay, whether it actually arrives in our winter season or any other season. Phooey! VACCINE FREE: NOW WHAT? INFLUENZA CLASS (class eight of the 12-class series) Because a new vaccine is offered yearly, Influenza will be one of … Read more
‘Just’ Teething
CONGRATULATIONS! BABY’S FIRST TOOTH! You know it’s coming because you’ve heard all the horror stories from well-meaning parents, siblings, extended family, and friends whose children are all just that much older than your up-to-this-point healthy and well baby. Teething. You hear mothers state simply as their child screeches miserably and cries inconsolably, ‘Oh…she’s just teething.’ … Read more
Cuts, Scrapes, and Stitches and the Risk of Tetanus
From 25 to 30-foot falls to concussions, broken bones and stitches, this week’s newsletter is about another emergency situation that most parents face at one time or another. The short falls from bicycles, swings, playing hard and running into walls, slides, skating rinks, swimming pool edges, and stumbles on sidewalks can be just as hard … Read more
The Boy Who Fell 25 Feet
As parents, you continually work at finding the balance between keeping your kids safe and letting them go. You put every precaution in place to allow for freedom from mishaps, accidents, and injuries. You find the right out-of-school activities, check to make sure that the instructors are good and the programs are reputable, buy the … Read more
Saturday Night Fever: NOT the Dance!
Up in the middle of the night, I was pacing the floor, exhausted and nervous – my youngest had a very high fever. I got through that night, and many others like it, but I wish I had known then what I know now! Helping our kids when they are really sick can be overwhelming…and … Read more
