It’s Time to Include Rare Dental Diseases in the Conversation About Disability

When you grow up with a mental illness, experience childhood trauma, or have your childhood disrupted in some way (such as by adverse childhood experiences), it can feel a little like you never really had a childhood. If so, it may be the case that your inner child is hurting and affecting how you’re able to embrace the present.

study found that up to 9% of breastfeeding women experience D-MER at some point. Currently, scientists have begun studying why certain women develop the condition and how to treat it.Dysphoric milk ejection reflex causes a sudden influx of intrusive thoughts and heavy emotions during breastfeeding. It usually occurs as the milk begins flowing and may last for a few minutes.

By now, we’re all well aware that social media is far from reality, but when we’re in the depths of our feeds, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. This is true of one of the biggest trends currently crowding our feeds: “What I Eat in a Day.”When I first discovered the trend, I felt a palpable confusion. Getting a play-by-play of creators’ carefully-crafted meals left me questioning what a healthy diet looked like for me.

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Based on these Harry Styles quotes, it’s not surprising why everyone loves this ex-1D member.

ADVERTISEMENT On top of that, a romantic partner who knows you want to be fixed by them will only meet frustration and failure. This can make them feel inadequate, cause resentment, or even lead to them belittling or invalidating your depression out of their frustration.

At the core of every successful relationship lies honesty. If two people are honest, they can communicate and have trust. Moreover, honesty is fundamental to ensuring your relationship doesn’t become toxic.

Achieve more with SMART goals Sometimes we fall short of our goals, and that’s okay. Everyone fails from time to time – it’s part of the journey to building the you deserve. But if you find yourself consistently not reaching or giving up on your goals, it’s time to find a new way to set your intentions.When your goals remain unfulfilled, they probably aren’t SMART goals examples – strategic targets that are clear, attainable and backed by a plan for accomplishing them.

It feels like every week, there’s something new to worry about with the economy and its effect on our mental health. The fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside the war in Ukraine and the decade of austerity in my home turf of the United Kingdom, means that our cost of living has skyrocketed to the highest rate in decades.

Tiredness is not something we usually think about as helpful. However, tiredness can actually aid entrepreneurs (and everyone else) tap into their creativity.

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I just finished my yearly visit with my 16-year-old daughter that I placed for adoption when she was 4 years old.

I’ll say it: Being gifted isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Especially if you’re also neurodivergent.I was identified as gifted in kindergarten. At age 6, I began participating in my school’s Challenge program, where gifted students were pulled out of class once a week to engage in a curriculum that focused on critical thinking and self-directed learning.

Q: “My child has ADHD and sensory sensitivities; getting her to take fish oil supplements has always been a challenge. Can you recommend any strategies or creative methods that can help my child get a healthy dose of omega-3s?”I recommend omega-3 fatty acids in the form of fish oil supplements for almost every child I treat with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), so it’s great that you’re making an effort to add the supplement to your child’s regimen.

Q: “My 13-year-old son with ADHD is risk averse and resists anything new. Getting him to participate in a new sport or activity, for example, triggers opposition and defiance.

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) is a hormonal health condition that causes clinically significant and impairing depression, anxiety, mood swings, and uncomfortable physical symptoms in the week leading up to menses, the onset of a period. PMDD symptoms improve following menses and are minimal, if not absent, in the weeks following. PMDD disproportionately affects people with autism and ADHD.

“Not what we have but what we enjoy constitutes our abundance.” ~Epicurus

If you’ve ever entered a new healthy relationship after experiencing a negative and abusive one, you may relate to Harley Quinn in this new season of HBO Max’s hit adult cartoon, “Harley Quinn.”

Suzanne (Patricia) Boudreau is one of the coaches that we found this month and we did a little interview with her. She impressed us with her understanding about the subconsciousness. She was a nurse and she decided to become a life coach. She says that decision improved her wellbeing. She learned the “Magnetic Mind Method” […]

August 8, 2022Celiac disease ⁠— an autoimmune disorder that causes intolerance to gluten ⁠— may be linked to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a systematic review recently published in Children.1The review, which comprises 23 studies that reference ADHD and celiac disease published in the last two decades, found that more than half of those studies established a positive association between the conditions. Most of the studies that show a positive association were published in the last five years.A 2021 study of 112,340 participants, for example, found that patients with celiac disease faced an increased risk for ADHD (OR: 1.75) compared to patients without celiac disease.2 A small study published the year prior of 73 pediatric patients with celiac disease found that 16% of the group also had ADHD, higher than the 9.4% prevalence of ADHD found in the general population.34The review included a few small studies on the association between gluten-free foods, celiac disease, and ADHD.

Your child taps his foot or pencil nervously in class or gets up out of his seat a lot. Or, she is clueless about social cues, doesn’t work well with others, or isn’t respected by peers.

Almost two-thirds of children with ADHD have at least one other condition, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; 45 percent are affected by learning disorders, 32 percent by anxiety, 17 percent by a mood disorder, and 14 percent by autism spectrum disorder. Yet despite the prevalence of co-occurring conditions, experts in the field — advocates, learning specialists, and psychologists — report that many students with ADHD do not receive assessments for common comorbidities, at least initially.Third grade was not going well for Jackson* of Brooklyn, New York. Diagnosed with ADHD at age 5, Jackson was in an integrated co-teaching class with an IEP in place, but his school aversion intensified with each passing day.

“When kindness and inclusion of disabled kids is seen as applause-worthy, it shows how society really feels about disabled people.” – Disabled Feminist via Facebook

My mom and grandma had Alzheimer’s disease. I knew it was a possibility that I could have Alzheimer’s disease too — but then again, maybe I wouldn’t.

As our population continues to grow and age, the demand for medical care grows with it. Alongside this growth, the way we treat disease is changing. With advances in technology, we can detect and treat diseases much earlier than ever. This results in better patient outcomes and less strain on the healthcare system. Keep reading […]

“Do you feel the representation of Huntington’s disease (HD) is accurate on ‘Virgin River’?” a close friend asked me today. As I sat in my living room, drinking my morning coffee and scrolling through Instagram, I thought about her question. Funnily enough, I had just finished watching the series, so the timing of her question was perfect.

The trial’s first patient, Tony Howells, received the device in November 2020. He got diagnosed with Parkinson’s about nine years ago when he noticed a slight tremor in his right hand. Tony said that even something simple, such as tying shoelaces, became a huge ordeal.

We carry it.

This past Saturday, my husband and I picked up a large fish tank someone was giving away. We already had two smaller ones, but this new tank meant we could combine all of our fish back into one like we once had it. It was quite an ordeal to fully take down two tanks and set up a third, so by the time we were finished, I was feeling quite accomplished. I wanted to celebrate as if it were a holiday, but couldn’t think of a nearby holiday to attach it to. So I did a search of holidays for the day, hoping to playfully mark the day by wishing my husband a happy random holiday or another.

The date was March 24, 2022. I happened to be watching “The View” on ABC when Mindy Scheier, the founder of GAMUT Management, was being interviewed with her son, Oliver. GAMUT is the leading consulting and talent company with and for people with disabilities. My daughter Yassy happened to be off work that day, so I called her in to watch.

 The Mighty was born in the Los Angeles area, home of the $18 burger that doesn’t even come with fries — come on, how are you going to play us like that? — but it wasn’t born yesterday; we all know how expensive it can be to operate any business, let alone a successful restaurant. 

As our editorial team was preparing our list of the 50 best wheelchair accessible restaurants alongside Yelp, we noticed a common thread in the articles we had done over the years on restaurant experiences. This is the nice way to put it: Restaurants can be quite the source of frustration for disabled folks.