Updates From Ruby Hawk

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Ferrol Sams, Author | Writinghood

Everyone who reads Ferrol Sam’s books knows what an excellent writer he is. I read the first book he published "Run With the Horseman" many years ago and I still remember it. He is one of the best southern writers and my favorite. He studied at Mercer and was a doctor until retiring five years ago. As a writer and a Georgia boy, Ferrol Sams is down to earth and one of the people. There will never be another Ferrol Sams.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

How to Seek Your Bliss | Quazen

All humans seek happiness and bliss. It’s worth while to boost our levels of the mood regulating chemical serotonin and live the lifestyle that makes bliss and happiness possible. Diet, sunshine and the right exercise can get us out of a rut and set us on the right path.

Make Your Marriage Stronger | BeyondJane

Make Your Marriage Stronger | BeyondJane

Connecting with your spouse every day will keep your marriage thriving. No matter how much havoc is in your life you can’t afford to miss this opportunity for a happy marriage. One reason partners lose touch is because each has different activities they enjoy pursuing. Don’t fall into that trap. To reconnect on the weekend, each one of you choose an activity to do together. It will give each partner a chance to talk about what is important to you. it will also open up conversation on other topics.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Patients Beware of Medical Errors | Socyberty

In general, we hold our doctors in awe. We look up to them and trust them with our families health. Even so, physicians do make mistakes. In serious health issues, a second and third opinion is appropriate. Mistakes can be found in the doctors office just as surely as in the general population.The medical profession has come a long way in the last fifty years and we can be thankful. Most of the old fashioned treatments were based on complacency, ignorance and lack of progress.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

The Book That Spawned a War | Socyberty

Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the book that woke up slave owners to the suffering of the blacks they owned. She pictured them as family units who suffered and loved each other, rather than field hands, servants and beasts of burden. Uncle Tom’s Cabin emotional impact on the south was incalculable.

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Diverticular Disease | Healthmad

At one time diverticular disease was thought to be a common part of aging but now studies have shown it is not. Studies have shown that a carbohydrate rich diet with less meat, processed food and dairy will hopefully prevent this painful digestive disease.

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Where Do Your Donations Go | Socyberty

We have so many charities that are popular. We hear about the good work they do from the TV programs when they are asking for donations, We read about their good works in the newspapers, and they must do some good but how much of our donations do they take for themselves. Some of them none and others get the biggest slice of the pie. I believe the top dogs have no right to live better than the people who support them.