Scrapbooking a Lifetime of MemoriesWritten by Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur
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 ones that don't fit neatly into a scrapbook. There are so many moments that haven't been preserved on film, times that presence of a camera would destroy. Playing hide-and-seek in backyard, curling up with my boys reading their favorite stories over and over, running around bases at park, and quiet times at night when my husband and I get them ready for bed are some of my cherished moments that are captured only in my heart. I wish that there were some way of holding on to those memories and passing them along to my sons, but I have to trust that they are making their own. Although they may not consciously remember these joyful times, I hope that feelings of love and happiness will be permanently imprinted in them for them to one day share with their own children. Then, their scrapbooks will be complete.Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur is editor of The Spiritual Woman Newsletter (http://www.spiritualwoman.net) and author of "Letters to Mary from a Young Mother" (iUniverse, 2004). She has a Masters Degree in Applied Theology from Elms College.
Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur is editor of The Spiritual Woman Newsletter (http://www.spiritualwoman.net) and author of "Letters to Mary from a Young Mother" (iUniverse, 2004). She has a Masters Degree in Applied Theology from Elms College.
| | School Principal Discovers Effective Supplement For Kids With Concentration Problems.Written by David Lear
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Having seen such a remarkable turnaround in Ashley, she wondered what would happen if she could get some of more difficult kids in her school on same glyconutritional regimen. As luck would have it, Hampton made a connection with a charitable group that provides glyconutritional supplements to disadvantaged children around world. Working with this group (Manna Relief), as well as with parents and medical professionals, Hampton's dream of providing these supplements to some of Ashley's classmates became a reality. It wasn't long before a large group of kids in Ashley's school with severe learning and emotional disabilities were started on a glyconutritional regimen. As Hampton predicted, within two weeks, she and her staff began to see positive changes. Not only were these kids focusing better but they were also retaining information more fully and becoming more emotionally stable. As kids continued their glyconutritional regimen, an unexpected side benefit occurred: school's poor academic standing climbed to one of highest in state of Texas. Hampton has no doubt that these supplements are playing a pivotal role in helping kids to excel in their studies. Based on everything she's seen, Hampton believes that parents would greatly increase their kid's chances of success at school by providing them with these remarkable supplements.
David Lear is an independent nutrition researcher and free-lance writer. His main interest is in supplements that improve health. For further information on the supplements referred to in this article, visit http://a1-add-adhd.com
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