Last month, Wendy Ellin was a guest speaker at the Kennesaw Business Association luncheon. She is, as I put it, a master organizer. She helps those that have piles upon piles upon piles of paperwork on their desk. She does this through a specific strategy and through a S.Y.S.T.E.M (save yourself time, energy, and money). […]
“A vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC) can be a real and viable birthing option for most women with previous caesarean section. There are many reasons why women prefer a VBAC rather than elective repeat caesarean section. A few reasons for a women’s preference for a VBAC are: a women’s instinctual desire to experience of a […]
They say 3rd time is the charm right? And you all know I love triathlons, right? Well my 1st triathlon this year was a DNS – did not start – even though I was registered for it, my husband was out of town so I skipped it and stayed home with my son. My 2nd […]
I’ve been asked this question before (“What exercises help a child with ADD or Sensory Processing Disorder”), though more often than not, I’m pre-actively offering advice to parents on what their child can do to help with symptoms of ADD, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder and other issues. Of course, it’s better to be proactive than […]
On June 3, 2007 I went through a drive-through in a McDonald’s restaurant and ordered a Cheeseburger Happy Meal. I was in Macon, GA following a triathlon and trust me, I was a little glad I wasn’t closer to home as I didn’t want anyone to see me, in my car, ordering from there. After […]
A few weeks ago a new mom asked me about vaccinating her newborn. He was soon headed to his 2-month visit and she hadn’t done much research about vaccines but had some questions. She had heard bad things about vaccines, she was nervous to get him vaccinated but at the same time was scared about […]
On Saturday I went with one other animal chiropractor to adjust two horses at a local barn. One of them was a 25-year old mare, a Thoroughbred that raced many years ago, and now was just ridden for jumping and pleasure riding. The horse hadn’t been adjusted in several years, and was certainly overdue. As […]
What a great month it was! April started with a flight to Vermont & some playtime in the snow, then down to Boston for more fun, then way down to Florida for playtime on the beach. While it was a great spring break, it certainly made packing a challenge. Upon returning from our trip, I […]
I love love love this attached blog. I wish I could take credit for it, I wish I really had time right now to re-write my own thing, but I just don’t. For now, I’ll share what others write as long as I agree with it. I see many moms carrying the car seat into […]
April’s baby needs a chiropractor… So April the Giraffe finally had her baby, the baby giraffe was born on Saturday morning, April 15th. For any of you who may have watched the birth, either live or on a video replay, you will see the giraffe being birthed and falling to the ground, landing on the […]
