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The Higher Health, Part 3
America has reached a threshold that will permit us to cross over and reach a state of higher health. We have more than enough proof that prevention should be based on positive lifestyle changes. Compliance remains a problem, with far too few people taking the good advice that surrounds us. We nee
posted 10:34:34am Feb. 13, 2012 |
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The Higher Health, Part 3
America has reached a threshold that will permit us to cross over and reach a state of higher health. We have more than enough proof that prevention should be based on positive lifestyle changes. Compliance remains a problem, with far too few people taking the good advice that surrounds us. We nee
posted 10:33:51am Feb. 13, 2012 |
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The Higher Health (Part 2)
In the first post we discussed the possibility that higher health was possible, reaching beyond our current conception of wellness. Such an advance depends on two things. The first, which isn't new, is to comply with the current prevention measures that too many people ignore. The words "diet, e
posted 12:28:17pm Feb. 06, 2012 |
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The Higher Health - A New Map for Prevention
Wellness seems to have reached a plateau in America and other wealthy industrialized countries. The information about how to prevent many kinds of lifestyle disorders, including heart disease and type 2 diabetes, has been widely distributed. Longevity steadily increases. Advanced research on incurab
posted 12:21:08pm Jan. 30, 2012 |
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One American Dream Fades - Will Another Be Born?
The United States remains the country that foreigners criticize the most and want to move to the most. Pursuing the American dream remains a potent motivator for every wave of immigration. It is also a constant theme among this year's crop of Republican hopefuls, who criticize President Obama for te
posted 4:56:43pm Jan. 23, 2012 |
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posted March 17, 2008 at 8:20 am
Hi Malika,
This the intrensic great loving power that mothers have.
By reading your story I sow my mother and all the sacrifices she did just to see me happy. What i love this women. Thank you for remembering me how great she is.
My sincere respect for your mother and all the mothers of the world.
Cordialment,
Nawrass Chibani
posted March 18, 2008 at 2:26 am
HI MALLIKA,
GREAT TO HEAR THAT YOU ALL GOT A MOTHER. WELL YOU A REAL LUCKY DUDE TO HAVE SUCH A LOVING PARENTS. YOU KNOW YOUR MOTHER RESEMBLE MY MOTHER WHOM I MISS SO MUCH. EVEN TODAY HER MEMORIES ARE SO LIVE AND WHEN ALONE TEARS ROLL DOWN THINKING OF HER AND THE SACRFICES SHE MADE WITHOUT A NOTION, LEST WE WORRY. AT A POINT OF TIME, WHICH I NOW REALISE, SHE FORGOT HER PAINS WHICH WAS ALWAYS COUNTERFEITED WITH A SWEET SMILE AND WE NEVER TURNED BACK TO ASK HER ” HI MAMONI HOW WAS YOUR DAY? HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY? IT SEEMS THAT YOU ARE INTO SOME AGONY AND CAN I HELP YOU?” I WAS REALLY A STUPID SON CARING FOR OTHERS WHERE ACTUALLY MY MOTHER NEEDED A REAL LOVING CARE. IT WAS TRULY AN ACT OF SELFISHNESS. I WISH AND I REALLY PRAY TO GOD THAT PLEASE GIVE A CHANCE, MAY BE A NEXT BIRTH, TO BE BORN OF THE WOMB OF THE SAME MOTHER, SO THAT I CAN SERVE DAY AND NIGHT, MY MOTHER MARY.
I AM TRULY DELIGHTED THAT YOU ARE SO LOVING AND CARING. I WISH I COULD BE THE SAME LIKE YOU.
MA HOPE WE MEET SOMEWHERE WHERE I CAN RECOGNISE YOU AND I HUG YOU WARMLY TO SAY, “THANK YOU THAT YOU HAVE PARDONED YOUR SON.”