 Hearing the backstories of some of the 2018 Olympians has been amazingly heartwarming. To be reminded of the "thrill of victory and the agony of defeat" that many have experienced along the way brings a dose of reality to the triumph of the medalist podium. We all have our day-to-day challenges. Sometimes merely getting out of bed and facing the day requires heroic courage and perseverance. This Valentine's Day, don't wait for someone else to acknowledge you. What really matters is that you acknowledge yourself. Remembering to give yourself a symbolic gold medal and bouquet of flowers for what you have and are accomplishing in your life can make all the difference in how you feel about you. From the heart,  Enjoy this post? Get the latest in your FB feed when you Like this page.
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 Like tens of thousands of others, and maybe you, this month I was slammed with the flu. In the spirit of empowering yourself to stay well (or make the best of what is), it brought to mind the following: 1. Sometimes an enforced time-out chair is good, even if it's not fun. 2. Don't try to work on anything important when you're feeling lousy; chances are you'll mess up. 3. Your world can and will survive without you while you take care of yourself. 4. Viruses can live on hard surfaces for 48 hours. 5. They're transported by moisture droplets that come from a sick person through talking, coughing, sneezing. 6. Those viruses can travel up to six feet (yikes!). 7. Wiping down frequently touched items like phones, doorknobs, microwave and refrigerator handles, keyboards, remote controls, etc. with alcohol wipes or disinfectant can help stop viruses from spreading. 8. If you don't already know this one, cough into your sleeve, not your hand. Think about it; you cough into your hand and then touch people, pets, and things, spreading viruses and germs. 9. Avoid touching public keypads in ATMs, checkout lines and gas stations. If you have to, make sure you wash your hands immediately. 10. Note to self: next year, get a flu shot. This Public Service Announcement has been brought to you by(!) Be Well,  Info Source: U.S. CDC (Center for Disease Control) |
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