Hypertension Mantra

Your Word is "Think" You see life as an amazing mix of possibilities, ideas, and fascinations. And sometimes you feel like you don't have enough time to take it all in. You love learning. Whether you're in school or not, you're probably immersed in several subjects right now. When you're not learning, you're busy reflecting. You think a lot about the people you know and the things you've experienced. What's Your Word?

According to blogthings I could be a You Should Be a Film Writer You don't just create compelling stories, you see them as clearly as a movie in your mind. You have a knack for details and dialogue. You can really make a character come to life. Chances are, you enjoy creating all types of stories. The joy is in the storytelling. And nothing would please you more than millions of people seeing your story on the big screen! What Type of Writer Should You Be?

Something very informative provided to me by Google Alerts is found here . Some of the posts include topics about reducing hypertension medication intake, tips to avoid anxiety and other useful tips that's written plain, simple and I believe workable.

Borrowed lines from somewhere: "To love means to open ourselves to the negative as well as the positive - to grief, sorrow, and disappointment as well as to joy, fulfillment and an intensity of consciousness we did not know were possible before." All good wishes to everyone who's happen to be passers-by of this blog.

Ailments and all, each one deserves a merry Christmas. Forget all the physical pain, the worries and the anxieties. Think only of what's good in our life and the hope for a new beginning. To me these are the keys to joy and happiness during this season. Merry Christmas Everyone! Cheers!

I didn't know that depression can be characterized in so very many ways. Somehow, I have forgotten my Psychology 11, which I took many, many, years ago. Wikipedia says that depression could be be melancholic. It is characterized by a loss of pleasure (anhedonia) in most or all activities, a failure of reactivity to pleasurable stimuli, a quality of depressed mood more pronounced than that of grief or loss, a worsening of symptoms in the morning hours, early morning waking, psychomotor retardation, excessive weight loss (not to be confused with anorexia nervosa), or excessive guilt. I wonder, do I have it? Periodically, I suffer from some or even most of the symptoms described. Even if I try hard to rise above the condition, it just won't go away. I have always wanted to go to a health professional, but the cost of getting "help" might even depress me more :-) To learn more of depression, see here and here .

I found this interesting post from barumbadha. It really made me smile, becuase I have seen all of these before. If any of you single girls out there see these signs from men you date, leave now before it is too late. This is an advice from a someone who's been there :-) Cheers!