A few years ago, you may have read my blog post, “I Was an Itchy Little Girl.” That article gave you a glimpse into my childhood. (more…)
Howdy folks! Buster, the Bad Office Dog, here with some of my farm friends. (more…)
If you’ve studied homeopathy at all, you know Arnica montana like the back of your hand; it is an integral part of your homeopathy first-aid kid. (more…)
The funny bone is NOT funny.
In fact, it is neither funny nor is it even actually a bone! It’s a nerve — the ulnar nerve, to be precise. (more…)
Last week in my blog post, First Aid for Spills and Thrills, I confided in you — it was just between us, right? — about how crazy my typical day used to be when I was raising my active boys. It was one emergency after another. (more…)
As a mother of three active, adventurous boys, I learned from necessity how to handle injuries. It was on-the-job training, you might say (more…)
Last week, I was naughty and pulled a prank.
No, I’m not retiring. Far from it. I’m not finished teaching, nor have I reached my new goal of bringing homeopathy to 200,000 families by the year 2020.
However, even though I’m still here teaching and consulting, I wrote last week’s blog to impress on you how imperative it is you not become dependent on me — or anyone, for that matter — and take the time to learn homeopathy for yourself.