Babies and Birth Control : January 2018 Newsletter
January 2018 Newsletter This month we’re talking about babies and birth control. Did you know that a large percentage of the population is born in September. The most popular date…
Read moreThe Pill Blog
Look around you, do you know women who live out of this state of mind? Perhaps you do too? Have you taken “The Pill?” Did your mother take “The…
Read moreWhat’s The “NSOL” In My Remedies All About?
2017 © by Allyson McQuinn All of us are under stress. Regularly we can suffer feelings of disappointment, frustration, anxiety, and guilt. It’s pretty much a function of being alive…
Read moreLife Is So Good!
August 2017 Newsletter My hope is that this missive finds you well and enjoying the last weeks of summer. Early morning fog burning off the Kennebecasis River It finally warmed…
Read more“I Like Your Happiness!”
Patriarchy can attempt to divide us; however, I know for a fact that folks can not be so easily broken apart by walls and borders. We’re lovers of the international…
Read moreToo Many Cooks In The Kitchen; How to Stop Spoiling the Broth
June 2017 Newsletter We’re all trying to balance so much! Often times, it’s not just the business, home life and kids to keep organized, and on a schedule, often times…
Read moreDichotomies and Skewed Morality
When children who have HIV, Hep B, or Tuberculosis can attend school without disclosing their diseases because they are protected by the constitution, but healthy, vaccine-free children cannot attend school…
Read moreDeveloping The Eyes To “See”
April 2017 Newsletter Contemplation or meditation is about developing the sight of God. It can’t be termed anything else. When we speak of “seeing” as a bodily organ, we are…
Read moreRockin’ The Cornerstones of Health; How I Let Go of New Year’s Resolutions
January 2017 Newsletter I’m not really one for New Year’s resolutions. I don’t even start new protocols on a Monday after I realized years ago that I was setting myself…
Read moreWomen’s Work; How To Lessen The Burden
When the kids were still at home, we had a couple of systems that worked well as…
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