Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis are some of the top causes of medical error in the United States today. Cancers, heart attack, stroke are on the top misdiagnosis list. There are ways you can help your doctor make a timely diagnosis. Here are some suggestions that may help you communicate with your physician: Tell The Whole Story: Even things that seem minor to you. Take Notes: … Continue reading Conditions Doctor’s Often Miss
So if you’re staying inside because of the heat, you could easily start to feel tense, nervous or just bored. Try these techniques to help you relax. https://www.wearewithyou.org.uk Continue reading How To Relax At Home
Contributing Writer: Aubrie Edmond Coming home for the summer after being on my own for a while is a strange feeling. Waking up in my childhood bedroom every morning is jarring, I feel like I’m being jolted back in time. It always hits me like a truck that I’m older, it’s the first thing that I think of each time I wake up. I start … Continue reading Growing Up
Written by Minister Sonya Hosey I have always admired black-led nonprofit visionaries, women entrepreneurs, and political leaders of faith. These leaders started with a passion in their hearts and life experiences to make a change beyond their communities. These are women on the front line who are not afraid to break glass ceilings. Women such as Shirley Chisholm, in 1969, became the first Black woman … Continue reading She Speaks Wellness: Breaking Glass Ceilings
Damita Miller-Shanklin Where were you the morning of 911? Do you remember what you were doing? I do. I was in my office listening to the JB and Sandy radio show. One of DJ’s said someone just flew a plane into the Twin Tower in New York. It was said like can’t you believe someone got off course that bad. But then their serious voice … Continue reading Where Were You? In Memory of 911
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