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but end by redirecting our lives in a meaningful way :-)
Bernie S. Siegel
we can only hope that it becomes the case...HBW!!
prunus, weeping fuji cherry, 'Shikizaki', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
“I'm not going down on my knees begging you to adore me
Can't you see it's misery and torture for me?
When I'm misunderstood, try as hard as you can
I've tried as hard as I could
To make you see
How important it is for me
Here is a plea from my heart to you
Nobody knows me as well as you do
You know how hard it is for me to shake the disease
That takes hold of my tongue in situations like these
Understand me…”
The beautiful cover by Hooverphonic: youtu.be/J3OMKTQK8-8
*Working Towards a Better World
This dreadful disease affects the whole family and it is good to have knowledge of the facts and try and prevent breaking up the family:
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! xo❤️
keep the sun in our life always shining to see our sun and the morning sun every day..., today, tomorrow and the next day
( to everyone who is sick by corona virus or any disease, who is suffering in a pandemic, who has a happy family in life, who has been in love or fallen in love, etc. )
morning sun I catched @ area of Elephant Monument in city of Bandar Lampung, Lampung province, Indonesia.
"Thank you very much for all your faves and stay healthy" :-)
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☣ Outfit: Flamingos - Patty Dress @ Mainstore
☣ Eyeshadow: Psycho:Byts - Seraphine Eyelines @ Mainstore
☣ Tattoo: R.Bento - Black Rose @ Kawaii Secrets
☣ Lipstick: Top1Salon - HD Party @ Mainstore
☣ Pose: Lyrium - Brooke #4 @ The Fifty
Hi my name is Cherish and I'm addicted to PINK...it's like a disease ! Just say'n ! ;)
Listening to....Disturbia- Rihanna...
Depeche Mode - Shake The Disease
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☣ Nails: Lexa - Details Stiletto @ Dubai
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☣ Eyeshadow: Someone - Allure @ Warehouse Sale
☣ Eyes: Reverie - Dreamer @ Warehouse Sale
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December 30, 2025 - January 23, 2025
◦ Nose Piercing: GHB - Sakrament
◦ Choker: Hades - Devil Choker
◦ Earrings: Borderline - Sacrificial
◦ Halo: Synthesis - Saint's Halo
I'm off to Cowbridge today to meet my daughters Rebecca and Jennifer who want to see my exhibition before it closes tomorrow. I've been quite surprised how my wildlife photos and watercolours have sold, perhaps I should have shown more. It won't be too long now till the Small Pearl Bordered Fritillaries start flying. I remember walking with Sue and seeing these two Small pearls on a Salad Burnet flower head , catching the last light before roosting. It was the first time I'd found Small pearl bordered fritillaries at roost , and taught men a lot about their behaviour. A Heart Disease Called Love is by John Cooper Clarke. I really hope this year will have good numbers of fritillaries, especially High Browns.
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Dutch Elm Disease. I think this is the artistic, spider-like damage caused by the larvae of the elm bark beetle.
From the Woodland Trust - This now infamous tree disease has killed millions of elm trees in the UK over the last 50 years. It’s changed parts of our landscape forever. Dutch elm disease is caused by the fungus Ophiostoma novo-ulmi which is spread by elm bark beetles. It got its name from the team of Dutch pathologists who carried out research on the disease in the 1920s.
worshipping the rat
especially the white rat
an amazing place
the Karni Mata temple
in
Deshnoke
Rajasthan
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karni_Mata
Photography’s new conscience
... and there it was, the spreader injector of TBE, the Lyme disease marauder, the undoubtedly worst forest and meadow summer enemy we humans face during the summer half year...
The tick!!!
Patiently waiting in nature's vegetation with outstretched limbs for us prey to pass so they can attack and penetrate our skin where they unleash their armies of ill-tempered bacteria and viruses into our relatively fragile body.
My God
Vaccinate yourselves!!!
I have a note that says "sun going in and out. only there a minute. first light in days!!!". :)
conor is always happy to model for me in all the spots filled with light. and if it's winter and he's sleeping somewhere, he may be transported to that spot. haha.
oh you guys. I'm holding conor close these days. at the beginning of december his blood work had taken a deep decline from 3 months prior. the kidney disease has progressed and we don't know if that rate of progression will continue or if it will stabilize for awhile. he has blood work done every 3 months so we'll see how it looks at the beginning of march.
on my last visit, my beloved vet told me she was retiring. that would be our last visit together. she was with me through all of Madeline's senior years and for the past many years with conor. I'm so sad to lose her. after so many years of seeing her every few months, first with Madeline and then with conor, it feels like losing a core of my support system. :(
think good thoughts for my little boy.
The vet said it squawk should pass squawk and it is not uncommon squawk ..then told me to go and sit on the fence and enjoy my seed..LOL squawk.
Alright brian go and take 3 asprin and lie down HAHAHAHAHA squawk !!!!!
ENG: Small autumn impressions of the hospital church in the Wuhlgarten directly at the Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin.
A short chronology:
1883 Opening as " Institution for Epilepsy - Wuhlgarten near Biesdorf" (1000 beds); city building director Blankenstein realizes the principle: therapy, living and working under one roof. The hospital church is an integral part and property of the municipal institution.
1928 Renamed " Urban Sanatorium and Nursing Home Wuhlgarten" (1450 beds). Treatment of all psychiatric diseases.
1940/41 As part of the "T4 Action" (euthanasia), chronically ill patients are transferred to killing centers and murdered. The memorial stone on the old railroad track commemorates the victims.
1944/45 Bomb damage to hospital buildings and church; the memorial stone east of the main avenue commemorates the war victims.
1945 Partial takeover of the hospital by the Red Army.
1946 Reopened as a facility for the mentally ill (350 beds).
1950/1960 Profiled as a hospital for psychiatry, neurology and addictive disorders Renamed "Wilhelm- Griesinger-Hospital".
1987 Central clinic for psychiatry and neurology with research department
1997 Merger with Kaulsdorf Hospital to form Hellersdorf Hospital
1997 Opening of the Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin and the Augenklinik Berlin-Marzahn on the hospital grounds
1994-97 Reconstruction of the hospital church destroyed during the war
1997 Reconsecration of the church by Auxiliary Bishop Weider (Catholic) and General Superintendent Passauer (Protestant).
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GER: Kleine Herbst Impressionen von der Krankenhauskirche im Wuhlgarten direkt am Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin.
Eine kurze Chronologie:
1883 Eröffnung als „Anstalt für Epilepsie - Wuhlgarten bei Biesdorf“ (1000 Betten); Stadtbaudirektor Blankenstein verwirklicht das Prinzip: Therapie, Wohnen und Arbeiten unter einem Dach. Die Krankenhauskirche ist ein integraler Bestandteil und Eigentum der städEschen Anstalt
1928 Umbenennung in „Städtische Heil- und Pflegeanstalt Wuhlgarten“ (1450 Betten). Behandlung aller psychiatrischen Erkrankungen.
1940/41 Im Rahmen der „T4-Aktion“ (Euthanasie) werden chronisch kranke Patienten in Tötungsanstalten verlegt und ermordet. Der Gedenkstein am alten Bahngleis erinnert an die Opfer.
1944/45 Bombenschäden an Klinikgebäuden und Kirche; an die Kriegsopfer erinnert der Gedenkstein östlich der Hauptallee.
1945 Teilweise Übernahme des Krankenhauses durch die Rote Armee.
1946 Wiederinbetriebnahme als Einrichtung für Geisteskranke (350 Betten).
1950/1960 Profilierung zum Krankenhaus für Psychiatrie, Neurologie und Suchterkrankungen Umbenennung in „Wilhelm- Griesinger-Krankenhaus“.
1987 Zentralklinik für Psychiatrie und Neurologie mit Forschungsabteilung
1997 Fusion mit dem Krankenhaus Kaulsdorf zum Krankenhaus Hellersdorf
1997 Eröffnung des Unfallkrankenhauses Berlin und der Augenklinik Berlin-Marzahn auf dem Krankenhausgelände
1994-97 Aufbau der im Krieg zerstörten Krankenhauskirche
1997 Wiedereinweihung der Kirche durch Weihbischof Weider (kath.) und Generalsuperintendent Passauer (ev.).
A vulture looking for left overs. Taken at Masai Mara
Game Reserve.
Some Vulture Facts.
Vultures are incredibly diverse. There are over 20 species found across the world.
Vultures are found on every continent except Australia and Antarctica.
Vultures lay only one egg every year or so.
A vulture can eat up to 1 kilogram (about 2 pounds) of meat in a single meal. That’s over 10% of its body weight!
In Asia, some vultures are almost extinct and have declined by 99% in just 15 years.
Vultures have huge ranges. For example, researchers found a single vulture using all of Kenya, northern Tanzania, and even going into Ethiopia and Sudan.
All vultures eat carrion or dead animals for at least part of their diet.
In ancient Egypt, vultures were used as a symbol of femininity.
In Germany, police have trained turkey vultures to help them find missing people.
Because many species of vultures are social, vultures are highly affected by poisoning. Over a hundred birds can be killed at just one poisoned carcass.
Vultures are the ultimate recyclers. They can strip a carcass in just a few hours. They keep our environment clean and disease-free.
Many thanks for your visit, comments, invites and favs..it is always appreciated.
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"Do you know that disease and death must needs overtake us, no matter what we are doing?... what do you wish to be doing when it overtakes you?... If you have anything better to be doing when you are so overtaken, get to work on that." ~Epictetus
"I don't want to get to the end of my life and find that I lived just the length of it. I want to have lived the width of it as well." ~Diane Ackerman
I appreciate your visits, comments, awards and invitations. Carpe diem, my friends...!
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disease free African ( or Cape) Buffalo cow in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa
syncerus caffer
kafferbuffel of Afrikaanse buffel
buffle d'Afrique ou buffle noir des savanes
Afrikanischer Büffel
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Alzheimer’s disease is the most prevalent reason of dementia that has inflicted an approximate 5.3 million individuals in the United States.
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We're still treating Darla's kidney disease with subcutaneious fluids and a special diet. Although she doesn't look too happy here, she is doing fantastic. The strange thing is that Darla has never been that interested in any kind of food but I don't know if its the fluids or the special diet, but she's the first one running to the bowl lately.
Ringo and Karen found The Blue Day Book and are planning to read together this morning.
"Smile on Saturday" group challenge this week is "Blue for You - ME 2019", in awareness of two difficult diseases.
Scientific research has explored grounding for inflammation, cardiovascular disease, muscle damage, chronic pain, and mood.
The central theory from one review studyTrusted Source is that grounding affects the living matrix, which is the central connector between living cells.
Electrical conductivity exists within the matrix that functions as an immune system defense, similar to antioxidants. They believe that through grounding, the natural defenses of the body can be restored. Further research expands on this idea.
In a small studyTrusted Source on grounding and heart health, 10 healthy participants were grounded using patches on the palms of their hands and soles of their feet.
Blood measurements were taken before and after grounding to determine any changes in red blood cell fluidity, which plays a role in heart health. The results indicated significantly less red blood cell clumping after grounding, which suggests benefits for cardiovascular health.
Another slightly larger studyTrusted Source examined the role of grounding on post-exercise muscle damage. Researchers used both grounding patches and mats and measured creatine kinase, white blood cell count, and pain levels before and after grounding.
Blood work indicated that grounding reduced muscle damage and pain in participants. This suggests that grounding may influence healing abilities.
This research is supported by a recent studyTrusted Source on grounding for pain reduction and mood improvement. Sixteen massage therapists alternated between periods of grounding and no grounding.
Before grounding therapy, physical and emotional stress and pain were common side effects of their physically demanding jobs. After the earthing therapy, pain, stress, depression, and fatigue were all reduced among participants.
Most of the studies on grounding are small and rely somewhat on subjective measures, such as self-reported feelings, mood, or even self-administered treatment.
Some studies also rely on blood markers, such as those that detect inflammation, but the size and shortage of these studies suggests that more research is needed.
Types of grounding or earthing
There are many types of grounding. All of them focus on reconnecting yourself to the earth. This can be done through either direct or indirect contact with the earth.
Walking barefoot
Have you ever been outside on a warm summer day and felt the urge to run barefoot in the grass? One of the easiest ways to ground yourself to the earth is to walk barefoot.
Whether this is on grass, sand, or even mud, allowing your skin to touch the natural ground can provide you with grounding energy.
Lying on the ground
You can increase your skin-to-earth contact by lying on the ground. You can do it in the grass by the park or on the sand at the beach.
If you’re going to ground yourself in this way, be sure to take the proper precautions and never lie somewhere you could be injured.
Submersing in water
According to advocates for grounding, water may be used to ground in the same way the physical earth is used for grounding.
They suggest simply wading in a clear lake or swimming in the ocean as a way to ground yourself. As always, be sure to stay safe when swimming, especially in murky or deep waters.
Using grounding equipment
When going outside to ground yourself isn’t an option, there are alternativesTrusted Source. One method of earthing involves connecting a metal rod to the ground outside and then connecting the rod to your body through a wire.
If you’re not comfortable using a metal rod to ground yourself, there’s other grounding equipment available. This equipment is an effective way to incorporate earthing therapy into your daily life and includes:
grounding mats
grounding sheets or blankets
grounding socks
grounding bands and patches
You can find grounding mats, sheets, blankets, socks, and bands online.
Shot with my A7RIII and Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 135mm F/2.8 AEJ Contax mount.
F/11 1/200 ISO 200
Blueberry Hill Conservation Area consists of 134 acres of wooded area in Gibbsboro, NJ. It features both paved and unpaved trails that are suitable for hiking or biking. At 192 feet, Blueberry Hill is one of the highest elevations in Southern New Jersey.
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My mom has Alzheimer's Disease. Today she was sad, I think. I'm not sure where she was at the time; maybe lost! She came back to us before we had to leave, and had a smile on her face when we told her we would be back soon. Please support Alzheimer's Research if you are able. Too late for my mom, but hopefully will save someone else's in the future. Love you MOM!
De trein beklimt de hoogste berg van het Harz gebergte in Duitsland. Wat opvalt zijn de dode bomen die zijn aangetast door de schorskever, wat een grote ramp is geworden voor dat gebied.
I set about to take a photograph of my clock's hands forming triangles, but the feeling of dread of the coming virus overtook me. I decided to add distortion to my image because my normal sense of time is skewed. I feel as if time is crawling at an agonizing slow pace. The resulting image didn't have the impact I envisioned so I added a texture layer to imbue the photograph with the effect of contagion. Be safe, everyone.