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How to Keep the Promise We Make to Ourselves This Year
Answer: One Resolution – 52 Chances to Make It Work – Me Time Monday℠ for Caregivers By: Sherri Snelling Ahhh the New Year is here – the hectic pace of the holidays is over, the frenzy over buying gifts and seeing friends and family is done (at least for another 12 months). You can finally breathe. That is, unless you are one of the 65 million Americans who are caring for a ...
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How to Manage Your Holiday Debt
By Andrea Woroch Before the holidays there was endless advice about setting a budget and sticking to a shopping list. Those who ignored the wisdom shared by experts will be in for a shock when credit card and bank statements arrive in the mail. According to a Consumer Reports poll, six percent of us are still paying off holiday debts from 2010. That means any new purchases racked up over the past ...
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Home for the Holidays: How to Have the C-A-R-E Conversation
By Sherri Snelling Life is a voyage that is homeward bound. --Herman Melville This holiday season, many of us will be heading home. Back to the place where we grew up, where we learned to ride a bike, where our buried treasures are still in the backyard, where we walk through the front door and the memories of being a kid are still in the air. But, you are not a kid any longer. ...
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The Controversy Over Supplements: Helpful or Harmful?
by Lorraine Maita, MD First and foremost, it’s best to get your nutrients from food, however anyone who has read my book knows that I was initially against supplements. During years of working with people, I found that even people with the healthiest diets were nutritionally deficient. I analyzed my patients diets using a software program that had nutritional content from the US Department of Agriculture as well as name brand ...
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The Do's and Don'ts of Layaway Plans
By Andrea Woroch Would you rather put holiday spending on your credit card or pay for it through a layaway program? Many Americans are opting for the latter, helping retrench these time-honored payment plans. Walmart, Sears, Best Buy and TJ Maxx are just a few of the major merchants now offering layaway. In fact, Toys 'R Us has expanded its layaway program to include most toys, rather than just the big-ticket items. Layaway ...
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Wellness

How to Keep the Promise We Make to Ourselves This Year

January 10, 2012

Answer: One Resolution – 52 Chances to Make It Work – Me Time Monday℠ for Caregivers By: Sherri Snelling Ahhh the New Year is here – the hectic pace of the holidays is over, the frenzy over buying gifts and seeing friends and family is done (at least for another 12 months). You can finally [...]

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Finances

How to Manage Your Holiday Debt

January 9, 2012

By Andrea Woroch Before the holidays there was endless advice about setting a budget and sticking to a shopping list. Those who ignored the wisdom shared by experts will be in for a shock when credit card and bank statements arrive in the mail. According to a Consumer Reports poll, six percent of us are [...]

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Contests

Win Handmade Chocolate!

December 7, 2011

There is something irresistible about the finest, melt-in-your-mouth, handmade chocolates from Matisse Chocolatier. Don’t miss your chance to win a basket of the finest chocolate…a $100 Value! Just in time for the holidays! All you have to do to enter is post a comment below and you will be entered in our random drawing. Hurry. [...]

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Caregiving

Home for the Holidays: How to Have the C-A-R-E Conversation

November 30, 2011

By Sherri Snelling Life is a voyage that is homeward bound. –Herman Melville This holiday season, many of us will be heading home. Back to the place where we grew up, where we learned to ride a bike, where our buried treasures are still in the backyard, where we walk through the front door [...]

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Healthy Eating

The Controversy Over Supplements: Helpful or Harmful?

November 30, 2011

by Lorraine Maita, MD First and foremost, it’s best to get your nutrients from food, however anyone who has read my book knows that I was initially against supplements. During years of working with people, I found that even people with the healthiest diets were nutritionally deficient. I analyzed my patients diets using a software [...]

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Finances

The Do’s and Don’ts of Layaway Plans

October 26, 2011

By Andrea Woroch Would you rather put holiday spending on your credit card or pay for it through a layaway program? Many Americans are opting for the latter, helping retrench these time-honored payment plans. Walmart, Sears, Best Buy and TJ Maxx are just a few of the major merchants now offering layaway. In fact, Toys [...]

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