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Taking Charge of Your Decision to Vaccinate
As a new mom six years ago, I poured over books, talked to other moms, and had lengthy conversations with my pediatrician. I finally decided to give my daughter some of the vaccinations. I created my own schedule and gave one shot monthly. Living in Vermont, we are able to make many choices with our…
Does “WHY” My Son Has Autism Really Matter?
When our son first began with autism services, he was only fifteen months old. We were scared and didnt know what was happening to us, and to our child.We decided to concentrate on our son. We focused only on him and what he needed at that time. We read a lot of books, but we didnt tell most of the people in our lives what we were doing because we didnt …
3 Small Healthy Changes That Can Make a BIG Difference
Most people assume improving your health and happiness is going to take a ton of work and a lot of time. Yes, it will take work (well worth the effort), but more importantly it takes a commitment to improve your life.
Should Facebook Have a “Bully” Button?
Can you recall a time when you were bullied as a kid? I can. I clearly remember what it is like to be teased, shunned and physically overwhelmed by someone bigger and stronger than myself. It felt awful.
Constant Fever in Children
Constant fever in children is frightening for both the child and her parents. In most cases, a fever signifies an underlying, temporary infection caused by a virus or bacteria. Once the infection clears up, the fever disappears. In a few rare cases, a fever will return again and again, with no apparent cause. This is called “chronic” or “periodic” fever syndrome. Such fevers are also called “fevers of undetermined origin,” or FUO for short.