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A Bang at the Kitchen Window This morning as I sat having tea, I heard a bang outside my kitchen picture window. When I looked out the window, I saw a tiny gray bird with an underbelly of white and white on the undertail feathers frantically trying to escape the unexpected enclosure, unaware that the … Read more

This post is republished with permission from the author, Jenny Webster. It was originally published on Substack: read the original post here. Oof. This could be a whole book. So how to make it just a taste for a blog post? Let me start with Josh. Josh was a former classmate in college. He was … Read more

I can only think of one thing worse than pimples/acne for a young person entering puberty…warts! At a time when self-consciousness is at an all-time high, who wants to be worried about those bumpy, hideous things on fingers, arms, legs, and toes? Warts are those things that belong on the end of a witch’s nose … Read more

I first met Kylie when she was a student at the Western College of Homeopathic Medicine. I was her teacher! And I love it when students become the next generation of homeopaths to carry on the healing tradition. Kylie was also a graphic designer for at least one of my Homeopathy First magazine issues. Kylie … Read more

I first met Bella at a gathering at my home where I invited local homeopaths to come, meet each other and get connected with the local homeopathic practitioners’ community. All too often, private practice can feel isolating and it is so important that we meet together as colleagues to continue supporting and inspiring each other. … Read more

In June we posted an update in ongoing health journey for my husband Ron, the spinal cancer returns although we have been somewhat living in the world of the unknown, things happen on the daily and today a chance to update you on where we are! One of the requirements for approval for Alberta Health … Read more

I met Kath Huston a couple of years ago in our little community of homeopaths here in Alberta, she is a dynamo! She is passionate about homeopathy and volunteers in several organizations, she is one of those people who shares generously and is always making a difference. I took some time recently to interview her … Read more

In Calgary, there is a teeny tiny window of bug-free evenings that happens in early spring when you sometimes get warm temperatures in the day, and the heat remains for at least a couple of hours past dinnertime. For those of us who are bug-repulsed either by their presence or their bite, we are in … Read more