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Pregnancy & Lip Fillers? Docs Say Wait!

Karoline Leavitt’s noticeably plumper lips while announcing her pregnancy had everyone talking, but here’s the real tea: experts say lip fillers during pregnancy are a big no-no. Not because we know they’re dangerous, but because there’s just not enough research to prove they’re safe. Docs recommend waiting until after baby arrives—your body’s already going through enough wild changes! If you’re feeling self-conscious, focus on hydration, sleep, and pregnancy-safe skincare for now. Would you risk it for a plumper pout? #Health #BodyHealth #KarolineLeavitt

I Ran Into a “500-Year-Old Archangel” Today — And It Shows Exactly What the Streets Are Doing to People One of the rare times I walked during the day, I ran into a girl I haven’t seen in years. Mid-40s, hazel eyes, freckled, beautiful. And completely gone inside. In her mind, she’s 500 years old and used to be an archangel. Used to be. Now she says she “gave up her rank” and is trying to be normal again. But she came with a warning: “They’re coming.” I asked who they were. Over and over. She couldn’t answer. Or wouldn’t. “Wouldn’t understand,” she told me. I tried to record her—just to capture her story. She freaked. “You know I can’t talk if you’re doing that.” So I put my phone away. Gave her a cigarette. Gave her something to eat. Because here’s the reality: even archangels get hungry when they’re living on the edge of the world. She talks about her daughters. How many? “Infinite.” “Don’t know.” Somewhere buried under the delusions, she probably really does have kids. And here’s where I stand with her: I give her a polite nod every time. Maybe she is who she says she is. Maybe I can’t see it. And with people like her, you don’t tell them it’s not real — they wouldn’t tolerate it, and it would only tear them apart. That’s the tightrope you walk with the ones who live in their own worlds. You look at her—normal, healthy-looking, could be anybody’s coworker, sister, friend—and then you see what the streets, the trauma, the untreated illness have done. It’s like watching someone drift between worlds and losing their grip on both. All I can do is listen. Sit with her for a few minutes. Be the only person that day who doesn’t treat her like a ghost. #CrazyOrJustHuman #AngelEncounter #SeeingAngels

Bag Fees Are Coming to Your Grocery Run

Forgot your reusable bags? Get ready to pay up! 12 states are banning single-use plastic grocery bags by 2026, and most will make you cough up 5-12 cents for paper or other alternatives. The goal? Cut down on plastic waste and save the environment. But shoppers aren’t thrilled about the extra charges—especially if you need a bunch of bags. Time to make reusable bags your new BFF! #Health #BodyHealth #PlasticBagBan

Gods' Children Need All Kinds of Healing

Anybody can ask for money on gofundme and not be ashamed This is their families baby. You want the best treatments for your child, sickness/ cancer, can wipe out your funds quickly. You want your attention on your child and shower them w love, kindness & hope. So please keep negative comments to yourself. It feels like a punch in the gut & like a knife in your heart. Not related ,if anyone could help ; please do so from your heart. God Bless this family and help them w healing physically, emotionally and financially 🥰 kisses for baby, 🙏prayers for healing, God can take this illness away from AMEN🙏💕🌸

Pizza Pops Recall Drama: What You Need to Know

Pillsbury Pizza Pops are being pulled from shelves across Canada after an E. coli outbreak sent 23 people to the hospital. The recall now covers 11 different varieties and sizes, so double-check your freezer! Symptoms can be nasty, especially for kids and older adults. If you’ve had any recently and feel off, don’t wait—call your doc. Food recalls are no joke, but this one’s hitting everyone’s favorite snack! #Health #BodyHealth #PizzaPopsRecall

I worry for our children and eldery!

hello JM. I'm sorry to see such judgement. However, I totally understand. I was judgemental about welfare and even getting any help, ever! I worked 3 jobs and was a single Mom of 2. No help needed. But, I paid my taxes since I was 15. sadly, 5 years ago I got sick. Almost died. no longer could I work. I had to rely on HELP. food supplement card helped me eat. Let me assure you it was'nt a lot but it kept me fed. If there wasn't such a long waitlist I would probably be in low income housing . I didnt expect my illness to happen. But, it did. Food stamps and other programs have saved my life. so sir, please have some empathy as this will effect our children and elderly a lot. You don't have to like it. But, making us feel worse for having to use this program is in humane. I presume, you are a nice person and are just going through something hard yourself. Thanks for your time to read this and I hope it helps you perhaps understand the issue better. Have a blessed day.

Trust Your Gut—It Could Save Your Life

Imagine being told by a doctor your worries are nothing—then finding out you were right all along. Jillian noticed odd red lines on her nose, got brushed off by a specialist, but kept pushing for answers. Turns out, it was skin cancer. Multiple surgeries and a tough recovery later, she’s urging everyone: if something feels off, don’t let anyone dismiss you. Your instincts matter more than you think! #Health #BodyHealth #HealthAwareness

Bipolar disorder is often misunderstood because people usually see the surface and not the science behind it. The story goes back nearly two thousand years when early physicians noticed a pattern of deep sadness followed by long bursts of intense energy. They did not have the language for it, but they knew it was more than moodiness. It was a condition that followed people through seasons of their lives and shaped how they functioned day to day. Modern research shows that bipolar disorder is connected to how the brain regulates energy, motivation, and sleep. These shifts in chemistry can pull someone into a depressive state or push them into a fast moving state where thoughts race and everything feels amplified. It is not a choice and not something a person can control through willpower. Bipolar disorder often appears in late adolescence or early adulthood. Stress, trauma, or major life changes can trigger episodes, but the condition itself is rooted in the brain. With treatment, structure, and support many people manage their symptoms and build stable lives. The challenge is that stigma still makes people afraid to speak openly or seek help. The story behind bipolar disorder is a reminder that mental health is not always visible. People can struggle quietly while working, parenting, or caring for others. Understanding this condition creates space for compassion instead of judgment. It helps replace stereotypes with facts and encourages people to get help early instead of waiting until things fall apart. #MentalHealthAwareness #BipolarDisorder #BrainHealth #UnderstandingMatters

"Did You Know Some Turtles Can Breathe Through Their Butts?"

Luke 5:17-20 NIV [17] One day Jesus was teaching, and Pharisees and teachers of the law were sitting there. They had come from every village of Galilee and from Judea and Jerusalem. And the power of the Lord was with Jesus to heal the sick. [18] Some men came carrying a paralyzed man on a mat and tried to take him into the house to lay him before Jesus. [19] When they could not find a way to do this because of the crowd, they went up on the roof and lowered him on his mat through the tiles into the middle of the crowd, right in front of Jesus. [20] When Jesus saw their faith, he said, “Friend, your sins are forgiven.” There is so much in today's reading that it is difficult to pick just one topic – the faith of the friends who brought the man to Jesus, Jesus' ability to forgive sins as well as to heal the body, the doubts of the crowd, the powerful teaching. The question that I took away from the reading was, "What paralyzes me?" I believe it is a question for us all. What are the fears, the insecurities, the attitudes that might keep me stuck? It could be a fear of failure that prevents me from even starting to do what I need to do. It might be an old tape that runs through my head from the past when I was told I wasn't good enough at something, so why bother even trying. It could be an addiction, a fear of losing friends, even a fear of success. Once I can answer the question, what do I do with the answer? Am I willing to have the faith to bring my paralyzed mind or body to Jesus for healing? Healing brings change, and change is not always welcome. The paralyzed man, who can now walk, will also be expected to work. The former addict will need to face life's problems head on. I might have to stand up to the friends who like having some control over my life and risk losing them. The paralyzed man, once healed in body and spirit, picks up his bed – his burden – and goes home. Do we have the courage to bring our brokenness to Jesus, allow him to heal us.