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SPECIAL SEGMENT OF THE HEALTH REVOLUTION RADIO SHOW D. Marie Monroe is the Author of Not a Word, a book about her personal story of growing up dealing with sexual abuse and the path of healing and advocacy that she takes now to prevent and protect other children from…
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I am the oldest. That in its self should say alot. I lost my Father October 10 2009. I watched him take his last breaths... as tears began to drip down my face I realized one thing. Daddy was never gonna come. As the oldest daughter of 4.... 3 of which are girls I can safely say I feel…
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It happens to all of us.
You’re walking down a hallway and your shirt gets snagged on a
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more vigilant of protrusions in your path. Worrying works in
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When I discovered my lump at
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He's the perfect height. He has perfect hands. You love his sister. You love his scent. How can you be with someone who doesn't know how to play the tuba? Or speak French? He…
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Here's a first aid innovation that stops bleeding faster and more safely than any traditional bandage.
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Allow--allow yourself to feel angry. You have every right
to feel this way. You are not "bad" and you are hurting
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