It is the Time ot Giving.
25 December 2023
Our ancestors gave their most prized possessions away this time of year to those who would appreciate them.
Our ancestors gave their most prized possessions away this time of year to those who would appreciate them.
May your holiday season be rich with joy, and the year ahead abundant with blessings of every kind.
Keep feet warm and dry. Wear warm wool socks and protective footwear, indoors and outdoors.
A time to honor and acknowledge the natural patterns of our universe and existence.
Sit in a quiet place. Connect with your breath. Set a timer. Breathe in and out calmly and patiently for about 5 minutes.
Take care of your health this holiday season. Stop and appreciate something or someone you are thankful for. Visit close family and friends.
THE RIGHT TO HEALTH MEANS THAT FUNCTION IN PUBLIC HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, GOODS AND SERVICES MUST BE AVAILABLE AND ACCESSIBLE, EQUALLY, TO ALL.
This time of year brings changes, not only to the calendar, but to our bodies. Moisturize and treat dry skin, especially our feet for those living with diabetes.
Choose a comfortable spot to sit with good lighting Clean feet from lint, dirt or debris Use a mirror to see bottoms and between toes Look for signs of skin breakage, bruising, colour change or swelling Feel for temperature differences …
Don’t let the cold keep you hibernating inside. Dress for the weather. Winter is a great time to enjoy outdoor activity.
Get a check-up with your family doctor. Take your vitamins. Ask your health care provider if vitamin A, B, C or D or a multivitamin are right for you.
Managing stress and coping skills can provide better outcomes for those living with diabetes.