ADHESIONS AND BEYOND : with Isabel Spradlin
One of the things that can be most difficult to grapple with when recovering from abdominal distress is the change in how the nervous system acts. Whether you’ve had surgery or not, different kinds of trauma can affect the nervous system in various ways. From digestive changes to neuropathy to new and unexplained pains or … Continue reading …
So much to share . . . because I’ve been away forever! I hope this finds you all safe and as disaster-free as possible. I’m sending restorative vibes to all of you in storm, fire, and earthquake affected places. I’ve been donating to various organizations, and The Red Cross can always use some help with … Continue reading …
I just became slightly obsessed with this blog: http://cultfit.wordpress.com/. I’m sure there are plenty of explanations for why it is a siren call to me and so many others, but who cares why? It just is . . . wonderful.
Sounds boring and gross, right? I mean seriously, statistics about how many bellies get cut into every year? Ugh. But actually, these numbers kind of blew my mind: From the CDC, numbers of certain abdominal surgeries in the US every year: Hysterectomy: 498,000 Cesarean section:1.3 million From other sources: 750,000 gall bladder surgeries in the … Continue reading …
So, though it has nothing to do with what my blurbs are actually about, the title of this post was almost the tag line of my blog. Almost, that is, until I googled to see if the Arrested Development geniuses had actually started a Bob Loblaw Law Blog. What I found was a now-defunct blog … Continue reading …