I'm sorry to report the weekend edition of the Carnival of Healing that was scheduled to be hosted on July 5th by Marcia at Aquatic Meditations Blog didn't happen. I've sent Marcia a couple of emails asking what could have happened, but I've yet to get a response from her. I'll let you know as soon as I know. If I don't hear back soon I won't promise but I may be able to get this edition posted myself before next week's edition. In any case, I'm certain the carnival will be up and operating by next week by Daylle Deanna Schwartz, Lessons From a Recovering DoorMat. You can also review last week's carnival edition - Carnival of Healing #144 - if you missed it.
To get your carnival fix you may want to check out Anja Merret's Carnival of Observations on Life as a roadside diversion. Enjoy!
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July 10, 2008, - Edited to add a "copy and paste" of the InstaCarnival supplied by BlogCarnival. Sorry, I do not have time to review and edit these carnival submissions. This is the 145th edition of the Carnival of Healing.
Welcome to the July 7, 2008 edition of carnival of healing.
Alvaro Fernandez presents Brain Age, Posit Science, and Brain Training Topics posted at SharpBrains: Your Window into the Brain Fitness Revolution, saying, "In summary, the great news is that there are more tools available than ever before to assess and train a variety of cognitive skills. The bad news (is this really news?) is that we shouldn't be expecting magic pills and that "brain age" is a fiction."
David B. Bohl presents How to Deal with Disappointment posted at Slow Down Fast Today!, saying, "Disappointment is a factor of two things: Your expectations and perceptions of an event, and the actual resolution of that event."
Peter Murphy presents How to Find Inspiration When You Need to Get Motivated posted at Get Motivated Stay Motivated.
CG Walters presents Find Your Center: Find Your Peace posted at Into the Mist, saying, "Of all the practices that one can pursue to provide health, clarity, stress reduction, psychological resolution, and emotional and spiritual growth, the most consistently powerful method is that of “centering”—bringing yourself to your true energetic core—to what you are before and beyond your familial, societal, and egoic restructuring and reshaping."
Shaheen Lakhan presents Blood Glucose and the Brain: Sugar and Short-Term Memory posted at Brain Blogger, saying, "Many adults suffer from undiagnosed short-term memory loss. However, research has shown that maybe that some memory loss could be caused by the amount of glucose in the body's system."
isabella mori presents frozen pea friday: touched by a tattoo posted at change therapy, saying, "a part of a series on cancer, this post shows how women who have had mastectomies have turned their scars into a piece of art."
Dean Moyer presents Sciatica Relapse Question posted at The Back Pain Blog, saying, "Dean Moyer of The Back Pain Blog shares his response to one reader's question about Sciatica and Epidural Injections stating, "... I've come around 180 degrees on the subject of steroids for the treatment of sciatica. If your doctor is recommending them for you, I believe they are definitely worth a try.""
Jennifer Johnson presents Medicine Bag posted at MommyABCs.com, saying, "Suggestions for your diaper bag."
Ellen Landauer presents Natural Alternative Health CoachingHealth Freedom Coaching: dandelion recipes posted at Health Freedom Coaching, saying, "Dandelion greens are fabulously nutritious and great for liver-cleansing. They are still in season if you know where to find them. In this article I so enjoyed writing, some personal dandelion lore, unique recipes for dandelion greens and hints on where you can still find succulent leaves. As well, storage suggestions and ‘dandelion detox’ procedure to rinse away environmental toxins."
presents The Products of Kamedis posted at Chinese Medicine Notes.
Chris Edgar presents How Our "Enmeshments" Hold Us Back posted at Purpose Power Coaching, saying, "Many of us--consciously or otherwise--are influenced by a desire to please and avoid antagonizing people who no longer have authority over us, such as perhaps our parents or teachers. Psychologists say we’re “enmeshed” with someone when we see making sure we please them as more important than our own goals and wellbeing. As I describe in this article, I’ve found that just keeping ourselves aware of who we’re trying to please by holding ourselves back in life does much to free us from our enmeshments."
Tiffany Washko presents The Healing Powers of Raw Food posted at Goddess of the Garden - A Raw Food Blog.
Sally Thompson presents Using Wii Fit in Your Longterm Fitness Plan: 40+ Tips, Tutorials and Success Stories posted at NursingDegree.net.
Madeleine Begun Kane presents Ode To A Letter Opener posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.
Fiona King presents 57 Health Benefits of Going Vegan posted at NursingDegree.net.
Anand presents Cognitive Distortions posted at Anand Dhillon . com, saying, "This article details several common distortions in our thinking patterns that lead to stress, anxiety and limitations. THe article also explains how to correct these cognitive distortions to live a happier, more productive life."
Avani presents Top 10 Demotivators posted at Avani-Mehta.
James Chambers presents Hyperhidrosis Causes posted at Hyperhidrosis.
James Brausch presents Diabetes posted at Weight Loss Dude.
David B. Bohl presents From Greedy to Grateful - Appreciating What You Have posted at Slow Down Fast Today!, saying, "I’m not implying that you’re greedy, but most of us expect a lot out of life and often forget to be grateful for what we have. We seem to quickly jump from one accomplishment to the next."
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Avani