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Why You Should Consider Professional Help Do you find it challenging to carve out time in your busy schedule for writing healthful content for your patients? You're not alone! Many healthcare providers struggle with this. That's why I encourage you to think about hiring a healthcare professional to help you develop the latest content without all the fuss. Hiring nurse writers can put your mind at ease. They are reliable, trustworthy, and highly qualified. Plus, they know how

By: Hannah Darnell, Co-edited by Cindy G.

By: Hannah Darnell, RN RECOVERING FROM DEPRESSION I still fight negative thoughts that spiral out of control some days. Recovering from major depression has given me more profound insights into what other patients may be facing daily. There are so many times I just wanted to be absent from my body to be with Jesus in heaven. No more sadness or tears, numbness, pain, or memories of past hurts—no more obsessive-anxious thoughts about all the unknowns of life. Some people view t

Seasonal affective disorder is a form of depression that occurs during fall or winter, rarely during spring or summer. Seasonal affective disorder is more common in women than in men.   SAD occurs when the long summer days are cut short due to daylight saving time. The body has a decrease in serotonin, a neurotransmitter that stimulates the brain to feel happy when we're sad.   SAD may also result from increased melatonin, a hormone that triggers sleep. The brain secretes thi

Understanding Protein and Its Importance

There are many ways people fulfill their voids of loss. Some cling to a dry, empty long-necked bottle. Some, the chance of potion inhalants like angel dust, an ultimate high, or a deep, lonely low. Others may find a reprieve in planning for a more definitive, literal escape. Some people choose to over- or underindulge in basic needs for survival, such as eating, drinking, and sleeping. Please understand that grieving is not a means to an end, but rather a natural process of c

Are You Truly What You Eat? Does it Really (Brain) Matter? I'm not trying to scare you all today, but I have had questions lately about the devilish diagnosis. Someone says, “It’s like...

09 June 2025 What's all the Buzz About Lately? Are the Bees Bugging You? When you're sitting outside, enjoying a meal under the sun, you cringe in fear (at least I do) as...

09 June 2025 Clearing the Fog in my Mind-Mental Reboot: Have you ever considered AI as the All Intelligent One? You're not alone. Let's think about it being termed Artificial...

Depression Uncovered: What I Didn't Like to Talk About According to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation organization, depression and anxiety were the most common mental...

The Telephone Tech Tirade: Is Progress Digressing? Does anyone else understand the lack of interaction and connection between humanity in the presence of multiple “social media” outlets?  ...

8th of July 2025 Forbidden, Fortified Chocolate: Delicious I realize yesterday was World Chocolate Day, but I was pretty distracted. I decided I couldn’t let this special day pass...