More Reflections on the Good Work Police Do and the Shortcomings of Some as well as the Need for US All to Learn More as Citizens (and practice What IF situations)

Submitted by livfully
on Sun, 08/25/2019 - 02:13

I appreciate the incredible work police do when they are needed in emergencies. This post was written in part as reply to a Northwest Corner Chatter topic on the heroic save by Trooper Roy Dungan of a passenger who had overdosed in Torrington CT. As a person living in Brooklyn for much of the past few years, I have had to learn more about the ways police can be prone and even 'mistrained' or stray from their training to do harm.

The most serious case in recent years for the public to consider is the way Eric Garner was possibly profiled (by whom and for what purpose has yet to be clarified.

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Police saving people overdosing
Dan Pantaleo fired for chokehold take down
Banning chokeholds
getting 100 million annually in NYC to prevent gun violence
rearing healthy children

Be Merry and Help Marianne Williamson Meet the Aug. 28th Goals to stay in the Debates for Dem. POTUS Candidacy!

Submitted by livfully
on Sat, 08/24/2019 - 03:21

Hello to All, I can't help but think of the chance for wise capable woman to become US President as being a huge boost to women not only in North America but the World! Women gave birth to every person in the entire world since forever...now wouldn't it make good sense to allow a wise, capable, caring woman to lead the world?

The resonance with women and good men will likely uplift us for eons to come... Please tune in to a few of her insightful, motivating, helpful talks and consider donating and otherwise sharing her posts to help her get to the Democratic debate stage again with the

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Marianne Williamson for Democratic Candidate for US Presidency and Helping The World (as she's already done in many amazing ways for three decades!)

In case we don't have time to think about these things if they come our way, Let's Get Prepared Pronto!

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 08/23/2019 - 03:59

Depressing topics...hopefully can make us appreciate what we do have and the good in just about all people (and many of the ones misbehavin' likely have a brain challenge..see Daniel Amen's talk on the prior post.)

Here's the high-low about '8 Ways The World Could End Suddenly" https://youtu.be/HEfpxiUIZPs H7N9 is a very bad 'new worldwide potential problem' stemming from a person ingesting an animal that had the infection.

The problem we are facing is partly due to the global world interaction. We need tons of public health workers.

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Protecting food and people
glowing plants that eliminate street lights (but all about Money not the greater good)
Protect basics
Computers will be smarter than people in a decade or two
cyborg necessities?
Volcanoes can blow

"Looking Under the Hood' (or our Thinking Cap via Brain Scan--Blood flow and activity in the brain)

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 08/23/2019 - 03:20

https://youtu.be/esPRsT-lmw8 is the youtube talk by Daniel Amen...so check out this talk on what people have learned from seeing 80K plus Brain Scans... I am skimming through this and am not endorsing or promoting it...just sharing the info. Always check with professionals and get second opinions on any procedures and so on. He gives important information about not using drugs to avoid brain damage done by drugs.

Also he shares that Alzheimer's can begin  with changes in the brain 30-50 years prior to the symptoms presenting in more obvious ways.

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sports injuries
traumatic brain injuries
Alzheimer's early symptoms and brain changes
soldiers who have had TBIs
improving brain function over life and reversing brain damage

End of Life Doulas and Conversations About Death: Look for programs online and in person near you

Submitted by livfully
on Thu, 08/22/2019 - 04:05
With a prompt from FB posts about talking about death and options, I shared the following. See more helpful resources on doulagivers.com (offering some free online programs often with live Q and A, and some discounts on other programs that may be of interest for personal or professional development. \
 
The EOLD (End of Life Doula) positions are not licensed or regulated. Many promote taking a training and having a good number of hours and cases one has worked with to be more qualified to help others, but much help is needed.
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End of Life Doulas (EOLD) to help people in the last stages of life
nearing death and after dying with making funeral arrangmenets and 'moving on' when that seems right

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