To those still subscribed to this blog, I’m sorry for the hiatus. My last post was about how great summer is going to be and all of the blogging that I was looking forward to. Well that didn’t happen and it is nearly the new year. What have we been doing? Why are we soContinue reading “Long Time No See. Oh Look a Book”
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National Health Awareness: Lung Cancer August 2025
Happy mid-August, everyone. August brings to our awareness specific conditions to include Children’s Eye Health and Safety, Gastroparesis, National Breastfeeding, National Immunizations, Psoriasis Action, and Summer Sun Safety months. Additionally, World Lung Cancer Day, World Breastfeeding Week, National Health Center Week, Contact Lens Health Week, and International Overdose Awareness Day. This month, we will focusContinue reading “National Health Awareness: Lung Cancer August 2025”
Path to Homestead: Summer Break
Summer Break as a kid was amazing. Summer break meant no school, time to do whatever you wanted, and great weather for swimming. The only thing that held us back was the lack of transportation. As an adult, I have not had a summer break since college. When I joined the military, my summers wereContinue reading “Path to Homestead: Summer Break”
National Health Awareness June 2025
June is my birth month. This year I listened to my friends and therapist and prioritized my needs (fishing and steam sessions have been wonderful). Thus, the blog took a few weeks’ break as a result and will serve for June and July. In previous Junes, we discussed aphasia, Alzheimer’s disease, migraines and headaches, andContinue reading “National Health Awareness June 2025”
Path to Homestead: Water, Earth, Fire, Air
In the last installment of Path to Homestead, I discussed purchasing an Eco-Worthy solar-wind hybrid system. This will power the koi pond and will heat our tropical greenhouse. Let’s discuss lessons learned regarding ponds and water management (water), the soil and concrete (earth), solar (Fire), and the wind turbine and air circulation (Air). The goalContinue reading “Path to Homestead: Water, Earth, Fire, Air”
National Health Awareness: Thin Bones – May 2025
Welcome to May! This year, we will focus on osteoporosis. In previous posts, we have covered hypertension, fitness, work wellness, mental health, and lupus. You can check those blog posts out below. Osteoporosis is a condition of decreased bone density. Our body is a dynamic place of constant remodeling. For our bones, we have cellsContinue reading “National Health Awareness: Thin Bones – May 2025”
Path to Homestead: Spring into action 2025
Over the Winter, we reflect on the year that has passed and look forward to the year to come. In the last path to homestead post, we discussed pivoting from pigs to sustainable agriculture (hügelkultur and greenhouses for vegetables and fruit trees). This post is to detail the progress and the successes we are seeingContinue reading “Path to Homestead: Spring into action 2025”
National Health Awareness: Public Health April 2025
The month of April brings awareness to many specific conditions (the full list is at the end). The separation of politics from science, religion, law, and medicine would be ideal, but human biases are intrinsic to our species. The continuous reevaluation, discernment and updating of knowledge is the scientific method. Public Health is undergoing aContinue reading “National Health Awareness: Public Health April 2025”
National Health Awareness: March 2025 Bleeding Out
In previous years, we focused on HIV/AIDS and patient safety. This month, we are focusing on bleeding disorders and how to manage emergency bleeds- on a person in front of you. Let’s start by recognizing that our blood is amazing. Blood is a combination of plasma and cells. The blood cells include white blood cellsContinue reading “National Health Awareness: March 2025 Bleeding Out”
Path to Homestead: Two Years in Review
The last path to homestead entry was April 2023; so much has happened since! We moved the hydroponics to the greenhouse for improved yields as the very niche wasabi project failed when summer temperature exceeded the tolerances. A larger hügelkultur pit was dug, and produced a healthy crop of corn and squash. We processed, consumed,Continue reading “Path to Homestead: Two Years in Review”
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