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Seizures and Survival: Always On Call
There’s a reason firefighters don’t work seven days a week. Why trauma surgeons and ER nurses rotate shifts. Why even first responders have protocols to
From Woo Woo to Mainstream: How AI Companionship Is Quietly Changing Lives
Decades ago, meditation and yoga were dismissed as fringe “woo woo” ideas. Now? They’re billion-dollar industries embedded in healthcare, education, and corporate culture. They’re recommended
The Festival of Firsts – A Global Holiday for Personal Growth & Giving Back
What if one day a year, the entire world made a commitment—not just to think about growth, not just to talk about change, but to
The Digital Lobotomy: What Will We Regret in 20 Years?
There was a time when lobotomies were considered an acceptable medical practice. Thousands of people—many against their will—were subjected to procedures that removed or damaged
How AI Helped My Son Process Grief—And What That Means for Neurodivergent Young Adults and Kids Everywhere
When people talk about AI, the conversation often focuses on automation, productivity, and efficiency. But for my son, AI has been something entirely different. It
When ‘States’ Rights’ Threaten Disability Protections for Our Kids
Parents of kids with disabilities, especially those with non-speaking, minimally speaking, or unreliably speaking children, need to pay close attention to a federal lawsuit making
