Stricter Laws for Uninsured Drivers
Auto accidents account for more than 30,000 fatalities per year and are the leading cause of death for U.S. citizens between the ages of 5 and 34 years of age. … Continued
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Type 1 diabetes: do you know the red flags
A close family friend recently had to have her leg amputated. Her long hospital stay and harrowing post surgery physical therapy has been painful yet character building. This young woman … Continued
Visit the doctor? Nah. How to treat common ailments at home
Some people with health insurance visit the doctor for every little thing. Have a tickle in your throat? Trip to the doctor. Sore neck muscles? A trip to the clinic … Continued
Winter blues getting you down? Find your own natural happy “pill”
Daylight savings has hit us. Sure, we technically got another hour to sleep for one day, but that extra sleep high only lasted a day. And now we are stuck … Continued
Sleep time getting you down? Make the most of your sleep
I recently went to the doctor to complain about sleeping problems. Sure, I was clocking in a good amount of time in bed, but I would wake up exhausted. After … Continued
Medical help where you least expect it
It’s Saturday night. Your baby is coughing and crying and you worry it is croup. Or even worse, pertussis (whooping cough). Both infections left untreated can be fatal. Your normal … Continued
Most Popular Methods Used by Car Thieves
While there are steps that everyone can take to deter car thieves, there is no foolproof way to protect a car from a really determined professional thief. Many people with … Continued
Are things in life really free? How to snag freebies without getting scammed
I love things that are free. Free food, free products, free samples. Anything is made better when it is free, and I won’t complain too much when I pay nothing. … Continued
Emergency Preparedness 101
Most Americans are not prepared with even the basic necessities for a emergency or disaster according to an article by ABC news. The article reports that there are more than … Continued
Bullying: bad for your health
You could not pay me to go back to high school. Bad hair, braces, uncomfortable dates, catty school girls and boy drama was enough the first time around, and I … Continued
Toddlers with cellphones? How young is too young for a screen addiction
Toddlers with their own cellphones? Sounds ludicrous but I didn’t get my own cell phone until I graduated high school and now 7th graders are texting their friends. While watching … Continued
Is it a Good Idea to Buy Car Insurance Online?
Although many people are hesitant to buy car insurance online, it is the very same insurance they would buy through an agent without the commission most agents charge. Consumers who … Continued