November 11, 2008 --
Charlotte, NC, November 4, 2008 – If your eyes burn, get red, feel dry or scratchy, you may be one of the 12 million Americans suffering from Dry Eye Syndrome.
This common condition produces symptoms that range from the annoying to the painful. According to Jonathan Christenbury, M.D., medical director of the Christenbury Eye Center, many people think by ignoring their symptoms, they will go away on their own.
Dry Eye Syndrome, however, is a chronic medical condition that should be diagnosed and treated. Without treatment, symptoms can worsen, causing more discomfort and even leading to blurred vision.
October 19, 2008 --
If you listen to most doctors and people, you’ll think that curing panic attacks and anxiety is easy, but it’s not. Panic and anxiety are often allied with depression and that’s not so easy to fix. It can also be difficult to diagnose in many cases.
The most often found illnesses in the United States are panic attacks and anxiety. There are 5 anxiety disorder types that we can speak of: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Panic Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Phobias.
It’s said that a lot of scientists, celebrities or politicians suffer from panic attacks or chronic anxiety. Abe Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Barbara Streisand or Nicholas Cage are just a few of them. You keep good company as you can see.
November 5, 2008 --
In most families, children are often the ones that have the most interaction with pets. Pets usually take on the primary role as the children’s companions and playmates in the family. Thus, when a pet dies, it is more than natural for the child to be upset, especially when the child is too young to understand what death really means. In the death of a pet, it becomes important for parents to help their children through the experience of pet loss.
The first outdoor event of the year in New Jersey, the 15th Annual Central New Jersey 2008 RV Show will be held on May 2nd, 3rd, and 4th at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel.
November 13, 2008 --
The Monsour Law Firm was founded by Doug Monsour to focus on significant personal injury cases. Over the years, Doug discovered that a huge need existed for lawyers who were willing to devote massive time and resources to significant cases? Cases that might take years to prepare. In his practice, Doug found that many lawyers simply did not want to, or were unable to, devote a disproportionate amount of their resources to one or a few cases. So Doug decided to start a firm devoted entirely to the development and prosecution of significant injury cases.
November 19, 2008 --
Valley military families missing their loved ones serving overseas have an opportunity to give them a glimpse of home during the holidays, thanks to three local companies.
October 28, 2008 --
With household budgets extra tight this year, many families are struggling to afford gifts this holiday season.
Listen in at your local sporting events or gatherings this fall and you’ll overhear many families discussing giving homemade gifts for the holidays. Listen longer and you’ll learn that many of them are wondering where to find ideas and help in making their own gifts.
With this is mind, a Pennsylvania mom and her kids launched a website to help families create gifts, games and more while striving to save money and recycle this year.
February 9, 2009 --
MIXBOOK LAUNCHES EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
Mixbook For Educators gives teachers the tools needed to create photo books online for free
SAN JOSE, Calif, February 09, 2009 –Mixbook (Mixbook.com), widely known for the free online web tool that lets users create personalized, professional-quality photo books from their own photo collection, today announced a new program exclusively for educators as a way to make teaching easier and more fun. Mixbook for education gives teachers, grades K-12, access to a free digital photo book creation tool, Mixbook For Educators newsletter and classroom discounts only for educators.
The How To Be Positive In A Negative World radio show is broadcast Wednesday and Thursday nights at 11 p.m on BlogTalkRadio. The theme of the show is "change your thoughts and change your life."
Garrett and Christy Butch are the parents of a child with autism. After spending $100,000 on his therapy bills, they decided to do something about it.
November 5, 2008 --
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November 6, 2008 --
“OPEN ART for a Good Cause”
Last Saturday November 1st, 2008 a unique benefit Art Show was held at Coral Gables, Florida.
The kids of “Atlantis Academy” gave their amazing paintings for auction to benefit the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities of the University of Miami (UM-CARD).
The art show took place at the Open Art Gallery in Coral Gables, FL. More than forty kids’ artworks were displayed at this amazing gallery, located at 269 Giralda in Coral Gables.
This was a unique Art Auction to help kids with autism. The artworks were sold to friends, families, doctors and other donors who are always willing to help a good cause.
November 3, 2008 --
Over the past decade alcohol and drug treatment centers nationwide have modeled their treatment approaches on the empirically-based methods pioneered by the ARC Dual-Diagnosis Addiction Treatment Program.
Now in an effort to deliver addiction treatment and psychiatic services to more individuals and communities, ARC has opened a new program in West Los Angeles. The program - operational since 2007 - offers affordable treatment to clients and their families in a facility developed specifically for the treatment of:
Chemical Dependency, Substance Abuse, Depression and Anxiety/Panic Disorders
October 13, 2008 --
Los Altos, CA – (October 13, 2008) – With such busy lifestyles, it’s a rare evening that American families have an opportunity to sit down together, indulge in a delicious and nutritious meal, and a leisurely conversation about their days.
The second annual Baby Extravaganza offers entertainment and education for Cincinnati families. The free event is Sat. April 18, 2008, 10:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at Crossroads Church, 3500 Madison Rd.
October 21, 2008 --
PHOENIX (October 21, 2008) – AmberAlert.com, a primary and secondary abduction alerting company, announced today a corporate alliance with automotive aftermarket safety company, Tempe, Ariz.-based BrakeSafe Rear End Collision Avoidance System, LLC, AmberAlert.com VP of Corporate Alliances, Matthew Brammer, said.
“We’re honored to have BrakeSafe onboard with us and assist in achieving our mission of helping protect families,” Brammer said. “The BrakeSafe product, a rear end collision avoidance system, is a family safety product, and their goals of protecting drivers falls directly in line with ours.”
November 8, 2008 --
Alexis Ruby, apprentice dancer with the Susan Chambers Musical Theatre Company has been cast in two featured parts in the long running Atlanta musical 'The Trial of Mother Goose'. Twelve year old Alexis was cast as Miss Muffet's spider and will be featured in a surprise solo character role, choreographed especially for her.
October 13, 2008 --
Transplantalliance.org an online community designed to gather those who have been touched by organ donation went live on the October 5, 2008.
Transplant Alliance welcomes everybody who has been touched by organ transplants in one way or another. We welcome those that have received a transplant, are on the waiting list, are a living donor, a donor family or just a friend. We are a community that strives to help and support each other, share our stories, comfort one another and show support to the organ donation community. We are a non-profit web community that was created by a transplant recipient who is also a donor family member.
We offer:
· Donor family support
Being honored with the influential Seal of Approval from PTPA Media Inc. is a huge achievement for a product geared to families, children and parents.
October 15, 2008 --
Press release: October 2008 – open contact: Liahla Roberts
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