Medical/Disease Journey

If you want to have your dog sleep on your bed without the shedding, hair, and smell, schedule regular dog grooming for shedding to keep your home (and sheets!) It makes them look great As you can see, grooming your dog is a huge help, especially if you want to let your pup come under the covers with you at night. However, if you are going to let your dog on the bed, be sure to get them groomed regularly to avoid shedding, excess hair, and pet dander all over your sheets. With a clean and fresh-smelling pup, you’ll be all too happy to let them jump up on your bed and snore right alongside you every night.

It’s officially time to plan your family get-togethers and reunions! * Tell people what to bring: Paper plates, cups, plasticware, chips, dips, drinks, ice, what kind of food, etc If you delegate it out, you’ll have a less stressful time as opposed to taking it all on yourself. You’ll need snacks and treats, but you really need to focus on some great food! Maybe ask other family members to bring their favorite side dish or dessert.

Getting enough sleep at night can help you to not only rid your body of excess stress but can help your body to heal from sicknesses and other ailments. When you create a bedtime routine, such as choosing to stay away from social media or any digital devices in the hours leading up to sleep, this can help you to get the sleep you need on days when work stress is keeping you awake at night. The little daily or weekly activities that help you unwind or focus on yourself for even a few short hours can help lower levels of stress. In the infographic below by The Derm Review, they outline 8 different ways that you can use different self-care tactics to help you combat work stress.

Audra has been working on this project for the past three years that promotes women as superheroes and shares their stories of turning pain into power. Initially the name was going to be SHEroes, but one day in explaining the project to others, they misheard me and thought I was saying She Rose. I want to empower each woman that participates in She Rose and each woman that sees the project. Every day we hear stories of horror and stories of success but very rarely do we hear stories of turning pain into power and struggles into strength.

really have the awareness of it until finally, like, I hit a rock bottom, basically due to other things and kind of external influences, that kind of like really seized my depression and made it a lot worse. But I’m curious to know if you have that defining moment where it all comes together and that’s sort of where you’re coming from with your philosophical approach toward the fragrance that you’ve had and where all that comes from because I assume that there is like there is an adversity story that kind of defines you, your “start with why” as Simon Sinek, the author, says in his book like your Why. But this woman was was actually mulling over, like these social acquaintances that we kind of have, like, for example, when you’re on line at Starbucks Almost in a way, I regret having to let myself be vulnerable and exploited like this, but if I wasn’t like that, I would just be like somebody who’s a woman who wakes up, goes to work, go to bed, does her thing and now, I mean, we all do that.

With the news of a record number of women leaving the workforce due to demands of childcare and house management still falling on our shoulders, there clearly needs to be an overhaul of the way our support systems and associated policies impact those hardest hit by the pandemic financially. When thinking about personal finances, women are more likely to feel overwhelmed (38%) and anxious (37%) while men are most likely to feel knowledgeable (38%), confident and in control (37%) In early March of this year, Fidelity Investments conducted a new survey and found that since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, women continue to report historic levels of stress surrounding their finances, job security and long-term savings. Women are also seeking more financial guidance than ever before and 7-in-10 women expressed a desire to become more hands-on with their finances and take action, led by millennial, Latina (83%) and Black (76%) women.

So what better way to celebrate the everyday heroes among us than amplifying the work of Black Women who are not only creating history as we speak, but whose work will undoubtedly impact many in their communities and beyond. One such hero is Alex Williams – an Oakland-based founder who is working to dismantle the racial and financial barriers to holistic healthcare access through her company Holistic Hyperbarics. Having spent her professional life focused on health and wellness, Alex brings a unique combination of medical skills and exceptional customer service to Holistic Hyperbarics. Alex has seen her HBOT treatment heal concussions and traumatic brain injuries with lightning speed, ward off sepsis, help in wound recovery, and even brought a baby into the world!

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Since 1997, women-owned businesses grew by 114%, while Native women-owned businesses grew by 201%. In 2020, Native Americans/Alaskan Natives owned 1.4% of all women-owned businesses (an estimated 161,500), employing 61,300 workers and generating $11 billion in revenues. In the summer of 2021, the Challenge will grant three $10 million awards, with an additional $10 million to be allocated among finalists, bringing the total to $40 million. Black women represent 42% of new women-owned businesses—three times their share of the female population—and 36% of all Black-owned employer businesses.

WBENC Certification validates that the women-owned businesses are 51% owned, managed, and considered operational by women. According to Fundera.com, the United States has around 12.3 million women-owned businesses generating almost 1.8 trillion dollars a year. Sharon Chuter, a Nigerian, has founded Uoma Beauty company which creates a makeup range for forwarding thinking, radical, and compromising women. This product went viral publicly through 30 minutes of television infomercials, and now it is a top-selling and leading acne medication brand in the United States stock market.