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Can You Trust Your Doctor?

Posted on July 8, 2011 by Sarah Keturah

In my case, I don’t think so, but I’m hoping in your case that you CAN trust your doctor. For those of you that have been following my blog posts, I have been out of insurance (but now have it) for the past three years. Losing my insurance, because my husband lost his teaching job [...]

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Feeling Out Of Control

Posted on June 4, 2010 by Sarah Keturah

I can’t say FOR SURE why I am flaring, but I have my suspicions. I’ve actually been flaring for some time now, probably a couple of weeks and it’s getting worse. As you may know already, I experiment with many supplements. When I find something that works, I continue with that program while also trying [...]

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Monolaurin: Quite the Superhero

Posted on June 2, 2010 by Sarah Keturah

If you’re looking for a supplement with superhero capabilities, Monolaurin might just be it. Read on to discover it’s “powers”. Monolaurin can be found in human breast milk and certain vegetable oils, including coconut oil. Coconut water is also another great way to get monolaurin and reap incredible superhero benefits. Monolaruin is like an antibiotic [...]

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Saying Goodbye to Acupuncture for Now

Posted on May 27, 2010 by Sarah Keturah

I don’t want t o give it up acupuncture. I do notice a slight difference and enjoy the attention. But since every Saturday I was having to get up a little earlier than I would naturally and since every week it was costing me $20 and I am currently more broke than ever, I simply [...]

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Accupuncture Visits for Rheumatoid Arthritis

Posted on April 3, 2010 by Sarah Keturah

I admit it, I’ve done a terrible job keeping up with posts on how acupuncture is going for me. So rather than waiting to write a post where I tell you exactly how many visits I’ve had and what’s happened at each one, etc., I’m just going to take the easy road and make it [...]

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