I just got finished telling you how good it felt to return Chritmas gifts because they were too big and now...WHAM! a wall. ouch.
(Previously published at http://ericeatsinpublic.wordpress.com/2011/01/19/easy-come-easy-go/)
Recommended for you
Caring for BIPOC and minority mental health
Access mental health resources at Swedish, and in our community
Depression before and after birth: You are not alone
Millions of women struggle with anxiety, depression and mental health issues during pregnancy and after childbirth. Find ways to cope.
Are you languishing?
Feeling a little blergh? Neither good nor sad and sort of on autopilot? Get tips from a behavioral health specialist to move from languishing to flourishing.
Have you been putting off your annual men’s wellness exam?
What better way to celebrate Men’s Health Month than by scheduling much needed (and often dreaded) healthcare appointments?
Finding inspiration during Mental Health Awareness Month
Take a break and refocus each week by reflecting on your mental health and well-being.
Living and thriving with Parkinson’s disease
Therapies, treatment and a plan created by your care team can help you manage your symptoms and thrive while living with Parkinson’s.
Creative writing program for people living with MS offers virtual connection and expression
Creative writing program offers virtual connection and expression
Is spring fever real? It certainly feels like it!
Feeling a little lighter and brighter with the warmer days of spring? You’re not alone! Read about spring fever, its signs and benefits to your health.
Nutrition is your secret weapon for good gut health
Your gut is home to trillions of bacteria, some of which help improve your physical and mental health. Learn more about how to keep your gut health in balance.
Caregiver Support: Emotional Wellbeing
While trying to be the perfect caregiver for your loved one, do not forget to take care of yourself as well.
“To-do” or “To-be,” in the Time of COVID-19
With the impact of COVID-19, our world has changed, our priorities have shifted and our lives have slowed down.When things do not go as planned, practice leaning into a "to-be" list.
Recipe: How to Make Fire Cider
With its garlicky heat and vibrant flavor, fire cider is a traditional tonic that may help to boost the immune system and support your health through various seasons. And it is super simple to make
Exercise is Medicine for Cancer Survivors. How can You Stay Active during a Pandemic?
Exercise is medicine for cancer survivors. Here are tips that you can do it at home during this pandemic.
Integrative Medicine Service: Getting The Benefits of Natural Medicine while Avoiding The Risks
New nutrition facts labels: What you should know
Eating a balanced diet just got easier with the help of the newly updated Nutrition Facts label. Find out how these changes are relevant to your diet and nutrition.