Coumadin Users Can Avoid Unnecessary Complications By Wearing Identification.

Written by J. Terrence McDermott


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Warfarin (generic Coumadin) was actually used as rat poison. Large doses ofrepparttar compound caused rodents to hemorrhage internally and die. Whilerepparttar 113662 doses for humans are relatively miniscule,repparttar 113663 dangers of excess bleeding are still a concern. The delicate balance of Coumadin inrepparttar 113664 system isrepparttar 113665 reason that many users will wear some form of medical alert identification. Inrepparttar 113666 event of an emergency or an accident, attendants can readily identify a Coumadin user and attempt to discern whether to avoid certain other medications that may interact adversely with Coumadin. Emergency personnel can also determine if Coumadin may berepparttar 113667 culprit.

There are many medical conditions and medications that can cause a situation or a reaction whereby a person cannot communicate. Conditions such as epilepsy, diabetes, food allergies andrepparttar 113668 use of medications like Coumadin can be easily and readily identified by wearing medical alert jewelry withrepparttar 113669 proper information engraved or stored. A small problem can become a large problem if someone takesrepparttar 113670 wrong course of action, or no action, based on a lack of information. A small, attractive, fashionable piece of jewelry can help you look sharp…and save your life.

About the author: J. Terrence McDermott is administrator and webmaster for Prevamedic.com a site featuring recommendations and resources for those seeking information about medical identification jewelry and devices. He can be reached at info@prevamedic.co.


A Visualization Exercise on Managing Expectations for Adults with ADD

Written by ADD Coach Jennifer Koretsky


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The temple is your goal. When you reach your goal, you will reach your temple. Connect with your goal. What will it feel like when you reach that goal? Think ofrepparttar emotions you will experience. Think about what it will feel like to be in that temple. Step 4: Visualize Your Steps Now imagine that your temple is being raised intorepparttar 113661 sky. As your temple rises, stairs appear. The stairs to your temple are steps to your goal. Ask yourself, what arerepparttar 113662 steps that I need to climb in order to reach my goal? What has to happen in order for me to reach that goal? Are there any steps onrepparttar 113663 way to your goal that you have already achieved? If so, visualize yourself climbingrepparttar 113664 stairs to your temple. Step 5: Check-in With Yourself Do this exercise on a regular basis. Each time you take a step towards your goal, visualize yourself climbing a stair to your temple. Understand that some steps will be easy to climb, and some will be a little harder and will take more time. Even though it may seem like you've been working a long time and not getting anywhere on your goal, don't lose sight ofrepparttar 113665 fact that if you are climbingrepparttar 113666 stairs, then you are making progress. When you get impatient and frustrated about your progress, remember that life in itself is a journey. Growth and personal progress don't happen inrepparttar 113667 temple, they happen onrepparttar 113668 way torepparttar 113669 temple.



Jennifer Koretsky is a Professional ADD Management Coach who helps adults manage their ADD and move forward in life. She encourages clients to increase self-awareness, focus on strengths and talents, and create realistic action plans. To subscribe to Jennifer’s free email newsletter, The ADD Management Guide, please visit http://www.addmanagement.com/e-newsletter.htm


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