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When I was 15 years old and only wanted to be done with school, time seemed to crawl on its hands and knees. Now that I am of a very mature age, time has found its legs and can run faster than a speeding bullet. At least that’s the way it seems to me. I would venture a guess that our young students know exactly what I am talking about. In September, the next summer vacation seems but a distant hope, while the one just past is only a fleeting memory.
By Susan Isom
If you’re like most people, you enjoy spending time outdoors and feeling the heat of the sun on your skin. But not all the sun’s rays are pleasing.
Ultraviolet (UV) light — invisible, but intense rays from the sun — can damage your skin and increase your risk of skin cancer.
Though it’s not the only safeguard you need to take, sunscreen is one of the easiest ways to protect your skin and is a good first line of defense.
How do sunscreens work?
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. The festive decorations are appearing in stores earlier and earlier. In fact, it is not unusual in October to see a Jack-O- Lantern a few steps away from a Christmas tree with all the lights and trimmings. Though most of this is competitive marketing, I like to think that at least some of it is still due to the excitement and pleasurable anticipation of celebrating the holiday season.
Health-conscious individuals have an option available in Conway for a complete health history and assessment to determine their risks for disease.
Prime Care Medical Clinic at 1014 Harkrider St. has opened Prime Care Wellness Clinic in the suite next door. The wellness clinic opened Aug. 10 and is taking appointments now.
She sat in her wheelchair, frail, hunched over, and moaning in pain. She is 82 years old and has recently suffered a bout of pneumonia. The lingering cough had been almost as bad as the pneumonia itself. One massive spasm of coughing had produced a sudden severe pain in her lumbar spine. X-rays revealed a compression fracture.
It’s been said that women have a ‘sixth sense.’ They have this internal radar that lets them know when something isn’t quite right. The ability to wake up before their baby cries or to check on a friend just one more time is a gift most women are born with. It’s in their nature to take care of others and make sure everyone around them is happy and well.
I recently watched an old movie starring Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin. Sandra Dee actually wore a suit (skirt and top) along with heels to clean an apartment. My, how things have changed! Not only have we changed our approach to our work, but we have changed what work we approach.
More women work outside of the home in a variety of occupations. Some of these occupations contribute to a common condition in the workplace that leads to missed work days. It begins with a tingling in the hands and can eventually lead to surgery.
