Meningitis is preventable. Eradicating it will prevent deaths, seizures, blindness, amputation, paralysis, and learning disabilities. A vaccination, Infant Meningococcal, exists that is currently not on the pediatricians Vaccine for Children Program schedule. The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention wants input and has planned public meetings in Seattle, Denver and Chicago this summer. Maybe [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Mom Central’
American Express Safe Spending
Talk is cheap. Overspending isn’t. Seizing the moment is not using either good sense or good cents. Heavy debt and its burden of interest is potential financial ruin. Don’t live for today. Instead plan for tomorrow. Believe me I know. Hubby and I have both been there, done that. Now we know better. We want [...]
How Verizon FIOS Really Works In This House
Advertising is big business, specifically television broadcasting, aimed for the consumer market. On television, in newspapers, in the mail, you can find both cable and satellite companies making promises, promises, promises. But, the big question is this, “”Just what those promises really mean to you once you place the order and the installation is in?” My old local cable company [...]
Who Is Simon Miller? Preview And Giveaway
Ian Fleming, Tom Clancy, Robert Ludlum, love their tales of espionage in books and translations into techno-thriller films. Love their characters James Bond, Jack Ryan, and Jason Bourne, maverick foreign service agents. So Who Is Simon Miller? Invited by Mom Central Consulting, P&G, and Walmart to spread the word for this made-for-TV movie, I cleared [...]
Healthy Women And Heavy Menstruation – Don’t Be Alone
I grew up in a different time, a different generation. With children and grandchildren of my own, I’d still be waiting for my own mother to talk to me about things like menstruation and the facts of life if she were alive. Things like that just weren’t talked about way back then. ’Tis a pity. You [...]
A Day At The International Culinary Center With FAGE Total Authentic Greek Yogurt
I love the city, and for me there is only ONE, New York City. Love its sights; love its sounds; love its tastes. What else can compare with Times Square where the story goes if you stay long enough you meet everyone you know? Where else do you dance to the music that good old [...]
How Verizon FiOS Has Changed The Way We Watch TV
The same year I started school, my parents bought out first television–a table model, analog, black and white, 16 inch TV with a dial for channels 2 through 13 and no remote. We lived across the river from NYC, the broadcast center of the East. WCBS (2), WNBC (4), Dumont (5), WABC (7), WWOR (9), [...]
