Good Day to the CitiGal Community!!
Rosy Ricks, our long time journalist, is now the director for a Women's issues radio show......so in keeping in line with our mission we felt that you could benefit from this show.....so please click on the link below to take a listen......let us know what you think!
www.aifr.alverno.edu

Okay.....so whether you are a Dem or a Rep, left or right, it has to make you question what is going on when you hear something like this. Now....I don't know all the fine details on this but I heard that the GOP rep that voted on Saturday for Universal Healthcare reform was offerred a "forgiving" of the debt down in Louisiana for reconstruction after the Hurricane in exchange for consideration on this bill. This scares me..... Let me know what you think!

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Freedom. Mobility. The allure of dropping everything and taking off on an adventure—who hasn’t, at some point or another, thought about it?
But “Red,” the main character in Resurrection Ferns, doesn’t just think about it. She does it.

The fall season always renews my thirst for learning, probably because it signals a time of change…the crisp coolness of the air, the vibrant colors of the leaves, and the new school schedules for my kids. It compels me to think that I should be learning something new too, just as they are. Well, one of the things I have learned in the past couple years is how much of an impact dads have on their kids’ school success.

I was thrilled when a group of my friends formed a book group to learn more about economics, history, and politics. We are currently reading Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell. We read one to three chapters at a time before discussing them, since we expect most books on these subjects to be difficult, confusing, and dull. Not at all with Sowell’s book! And what great timing considering the current state of our economy.

As a doctor or naturopathy, my patients’ concerns range from serious chronic disease to aging. I am fortunate that the majority of my practice is comprised of intelligent consumers that look for wellness through natural healing modalities.
When asked what wellness means, many define this concept as looking good and feeling positive about themselves. Nonetheless, whether I talk to a woman concerned about gracefully navigating mid-life or a teenager who doesn’t want to go to school because her face is riddled with acne, my focus is the same: