LV Diaper Depot, Inc.

06/21/2024

LV Diaper Depot, is working behind the scenes to rebrand itself, and continue to ask for your patience and support during this process.

12/17/2022

11/16/2022

They all need to be charged - terrible 😢

DETAILS about the last call of a 25-year-old woman who died during her Mexican vacation have come to light. Following her arrival at Cabo, Mexico, Shanquella Robinson made a call to her mother, Sal…

11/11/2022

10/18/2022

DOULA
Do Black Birthing People Need Doulas More Than Anyone?

'We need to speak the uncomfortable truth that women—and especially Black women—are too often not listened to or taken seriously by the health care system, and therefore they are denied the dignity that they deserve,' said California senator and Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris. This ma...

10/04/2022

Resilience is our ability to withstand life’s challenges and bounce back. It’s a child with a disability not giving up when solving a puzzle. It’s a nurse serving patients with a smile despite struggling with depression himself. It’s a patient with advanced cancer choosing to find gratitude every single day. It’s cleaning the house, paying the bills, doing the laundry, going to your job, and finding time to laugh with your family and friends even in the moments when you don’t feel like it.

Resilience isn’t a fixed trait that you have or don’t have; it’s something you grow and work on. And there are certain skills that help you do so, explains Everyday Health Advisory Board member Amit Sood, MD, the executive director of the Global Center for Resiliency and Well-Being and creator of Resilient Option.

Working on these skills can help you cope with the myriad challenges of life: Resilience helps with creative problem-solving, reframing, connecting with others, seeking help, and bouncing back, Dr. Sood says. “Resilient people are more resourceful. They experience more uplifting emotions, are physically healthier, and have better relationships.”

Below, Sood shares nine of those skills that make us resilient, and elaborates on how to develop each one.

— Everyday Health Editors

09/16/2022

Thankful! Blessed beyond measure! Find beauty in the things around you, choose patience and happiness, being thankful in this moment and appreciate all of the little things in life that mean so much. - Be still, see the bigger picture beyond yourself, see its beauty.

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08/02/2022

Safer S*x, Social Gatherings, and Monkeypox
Updated July 29, 2022

While CDC works to contain the current monkeypox outbreak and learn more about the virus, this information can help you make informed choices when you are in situations or places where monkeypox could be spread.

How can a person lower their risk during s*x?
Talk to your partner about any recent illness and be aware of new or unexplained rashes on your body or your partner’s body, including the ge****ls and a**s. If you or your partner have recently been sick, currently feel sick, or have a new or an unexplained rash, do not have s*x and see a healthcare provider.

If you or a partner has monkeypox, the best way to protect yourself and others is to avoid s*x of any kind (oral, a**l, vaginal) and do not kiss or touch each other’s bodies while you are sick, especially any rash. Do not share things like towels, fe**sh gear, s*x toys, and toothbrushes.

If you or your partner have (or think you might have) monkeypox and you decide to have s*x, consider the following to reduce the chance of spreading the virus:

Have virtual s*x with no in-person contact.
Ma******te together at a distance of at least 6 feet, without touching each other and without touching any rash.
Consider having s*x with your clothes on or covering areas where rash is present, reducing as much skin-to-skin contact as possible. If the rash is confined to the ge****ls or a**s, condoms may help; however, condoms alone are likely not enough to prevent monkeypox.
Avoid kissing.
Remember to wash your hands, fe**sh gear, s*x toys and any fabrics (bedding, towels, clothing) after having s*x. Learn more about infection control.
Having multiple or anonymous s*x partners may increase your chances of exposure to monkeypox. Limiting your number of s*x partners may reduce the possibility of exposure.
Avoid touching the rash. Touching the rash can spread it to other parts of the body and may delay healing.

06/28/2022

Awareness is the first step.