January 21, 2014
Mohenjo
Medical
24-hour mountain bike race, amazon, burning my rechargeable candle, business, Business News, candle at both ends, cold, common cold, Cosmopolitan magazine, everydayhealth, four or five hours a night, Hotels, human-rights, illness, medicine, mental-health, my body collapsed, no Sleep, our bodies tell us to stop, pushing too hard, quit the toxic job, research, running over 30 mile, Sarah Wilson, Science, Science News, serious illness, spirit into a cul-de-sac, technology, Technology News, travel, vacation, wake-up call
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Every now and then our bodies like to tell us, in no uncertain terms, to stop and take note. A common cold politely tells us to back off when we’re pushing too hard. More serious illness can arrive as a “canary down the mine shaft”, signalling the need to quit the toxic job or leave that relationship that’s run your spirit into a cul-de-sac. Some of us get the message too late. Some of us are lucky enough to get our wake-up call just in time.
Five years ago, I was keeping myself frantically busy editing Cosmopolitan magazine. I was running over 30 miles a week and had just competed in a 24-hour mountain bike race. Sleep? I only needed four or five hours a night, and I propped myself up on a rotating cycle of black coffee in the morning and red wine at night. I was burning my rechargeable, ever-ready candle at both ends in the most spectacular of fashions. And getting away with it.
But then my body collapsed.
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By Sarah Wilson, Special to Everyday Health
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November 4, 2012
Mohenjo
Enthralling
aging, Aging Gracefully, business, daisies, email, good health, green grass, Health, Health Care Reform, Health News, Healthy Living, heart health, illness, Medical Marijuana, Medicare, medicine, mental-health, nature, old, old age, Old Men, older adults, Prayer and Meditation, Regenerative Medicine, research, vacation, wonderful way
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On the ‘GREEN SIDE OF THE GRASS‘ is wonderful way to look at the fact that we are getting older with each new day. My saying is ‘I’m stepping on Daisies‘.
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June 1, 2012
Mohenjo
Medical
Bipolar, Bipolar and Pregnant, bipolar depression, Bipolar Disorder, bipolar disorder medications, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, genetic, genetic illness, Health, hlt, illness, Living Well With Bipolar Disorder, maing, managing bipolar disorder, medicine, mental-health, National Alliance on Mental Illness, no cure for bipolar, Suresh Sureddi, University of Texas
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Not everything you’ve heard about bipolar disorder is true. Learn what’s real about the disorder so you can better understand it.
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