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Be Your Own Health Surrogate
By Ralph S. This post is written by our guest blogger, Ralph. Ralph shares his journey with us. Be your own health surrogate You don’t feel good. You put your trust in doctors. They run test after test. Prescribe various medications. Follow up visits. You still don’t feel well. They keep you coming back, prescribe… Continue reading
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Is Drury Inn Morrow GA Worth It? Pet-Friendly Hotel, Renovation, and Allergy Tips
The Drury Inn in Morrow, Georgia, offers a warm, friendly atmosphere, making it an inviting choice for visitors. While undergoing renovations, it maintains guest comfort and cleanliness. The pet-friendly policy may pose challenges for allergy sufferers, and the small elevator requires planning for those with substantial luggage. Overall, a comfortable stay awaits. Continue reading
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Pollen Problems: More Than Just a Sneeze-Fest
Spring and summer bring pollen-related allergies, causing sneezing, itchy eyes, and even unexpected muscle pain and weakness. These reactions stem from the immune system’s inflammatory response. Finding effective allergy medications can be challenging, as symptoms may not correlate with pollen counts. Overall, pollen allergies can significantly impact daily life and health. Continue reading
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Overcoming Workplace Adversity: A Testimony of Resilience and Deliverance
The author reflects on past job mistreatment, feeling abandoned by coworkers during hardships. Despite challenges, they find strength and growth in adversity, ultimately choosing forgiveness and empathy, and expressing joy for personal recovery and newfound resilience. Continue reading
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Achieve Healthy Hair with For Your Glory Hair Care Products
The author, who struggles with allergies and hair care issues, faces hair loss and dryness despite previously managing oily hair. After consulting Kirby Cobb of For Your Glory Hair Care, the author finds success with the Moisture Repair Combo, particularly the Leave-In Hair Mist, which effectively restores hair softness without triggering allergies. Continue reading
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Hurricane Helene and How We Survived
Hurricane Helene severely impacted the community, leaving the author without electricity for 16 days amidst costly repairs and challenges. They learned valuable lessons on survival while struggling with inadequate support from their electric company, Slash Pine EMC. Continue reading
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How Do I Determine If It’s An Allergy, Burn, or Bruise?
The person is experiencing skin discoloration, itching, and bumps after wearing bandages. They suspect it could be contact dermatitis and wonder why it’s happening. They’ve had this reaction for four years and wonder if it’s normal to develop allergies instead of outgrowing them. Continue reading
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Wait, No Soap?!
Y’all…There is no soap in the women’s bathroom at work. Well, there is soap, but someone put some cutesy green-apple smelling stuff in there. Yikes!!! I mean, I get it. Women like to smell good (not a shameless plug for a previous blog, but go ahead and check it out (I Smell Good Too!)) but… Continue reading
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I Can’t Breathe!
I couldn’t bring in enough air to take a gulp. I was going to drive myself to the emergency room but it started getting hazy from the lack of oxygen. Continue reading
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Valdosta Regional Airport: Police Security Measures and What Travelers Should Know
Hot doggit, I probably could have lost my life today if the law man felt froggy. Your unnecessary tone and threats could make the strongest person jump from the Alapaha. Continue reading
About Me
I’m an outsider that likes to peek on the inside. I am an extreme introvert, but will become an extrovert for the right people. I avoid social situations, not because of the extreme introvertism, but because people make me sick–literally. With this unfortunate condition, that’s why there’s my tissue and me. Literally.
