Bat Nabas

I love reading about others' mistakes as much as we all love telling about others' mistakes! Would anyone be brave enough to tell us about a mistake they have personally made, and what they did if anything to rectify it? It's harder when it's yourself.

Think back to your own childhood, what are your HAPPIEST memories? Were they with the sitter? or with your family? Were you playing with friends in your own back yard, or being told to be still and be quiet with 50 other kids in a large room? When you are 85 and looking back on your life, you will never regret the time you invested in your children. ... and they will reimburse you with loving care in your old age, instead of shoving you off into "adult daycare", otherwise known as a nursing home. Family First-- Love that Lasts.

Here's book(s) you might enjoy while you're recuperating: "What your Doctor may Not Tell You About Premenopause" by John Lee MD, Jesse Hanley, and Virginia Hopkins. or "What your Doctor may Not Tell You About Menopause" by John Lee MD. It covers the history and politics of the medical and drug establishment, the biochemistry and dynamics of hormones and how they get out of balance, and how to prevent hormone imbalance and stay healthy.