It is not enough for a man to know how to ride; he must know how to fall. ~Mexican Proverb As I write I am aware that I have the most breath-taking outdoor office. My view? The rolling green pastures, the blue gray Rocky Mountains in the distance, a breeze strong enough to keep the … Read more
From 25 to 30-foot falls to concussions, broken bones and stitches, this week’s blog 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
It’s Springtime – finally! Inhale a deep breath of sap flowing, buds bursting, the smell of dirt and warming soil. The season of joy and life and renewal! Right? Ennhhh…wrong… Especially if that first whiff of spring brings on your symptoms of weepy/watery eyes, a burning, sneezing watery nose, a sore throat, and itchy mouth/nose/eyes. … Read more
As a young family, making choices that are very different from those of our parents can be unsettling…for everyone. Grandparents and extended family think they know better and often, they do have hard earned wisdom that when graciously offered, can be received with an open heart. But sometimes, when the discussion about vaccines comes up, … Read more
You have likely noticed… the flu season seems to go year-round now. Fall used to be the seasonal onset here in Canada and the Northern Hemisphere, but that’s changed. Flu is no longer just seasonal. Depending on the year, even after the fall vaccine blitz, there are outbreaks of flu. Now in 2026 we see … Read more
Chicken Pox, Shingles and A Return to Routine How is your summer going? Have you had some time for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation? I hope so. Summers can be short in our northern regions so every warm, light-filled day is a day for joyful celebration. I am slowly making my way back to writing a … Read more
Belated Mother’s Day Greetings, About 4-5 months after the birth of my first child, I had a post partum depression. Too many sleepless nights, a colicky baby and an episiotomy that left me scarred emotionally and physically left me as a woman unrecognizable to myself. Then exhaustion set in. Then an identity crisis. I … Read more
Happy Valentine’s Day! Wishing you a love-filled day today and every day. Today’s message is just for you…when you give all you have to help your loved ones feel better. As mothers and women (and yes…some pretty terrific dads too…and nannies) we have been caring for sick ones from generation to generation. From hot steam … Read more
Today’s newsletter is a reprint…or a video rerun…of something I recorded about 3 years ago. I am encouraged. For some time now I have been averse to creating any more videos but maybe I will record more! Watch for it. There is a mention of the Vaccine Free: Now What? 12-week course in the … Read more
“Premodern medicine knew about that special ingredient; it was called ‘tincture of time.’ Almost everything, it had observed, healed in time under the right conditions.”
- Victoria Sweet
Time is a gentle healer, and homeopathic remedies are gentle. Chronic disease, illness, gaping wounds—be they physical, mental, emotional, or wounds to the soul—need time to heal.
With homeopathy there is gentle support to the process of self-healing. Give yourself the gift of time…without pressure and without end.
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