Jill T Frey

If You Started a Delivery Business, What Would Be Your Jam?

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  • March 15, 2023

If You Started a Delivery Business, What Would Be Your Jam?

No doubt Americans appreciate a good delivery service. We love the whole idea of delivery in general. And because we love it so much, there are lots of companies making a ton of money doing it. So just for giggles, here’s a question: if you were to start a delivery company, what would be your jam?

Below are descriptions of some of the most popular types of delivery services in America. All of them are big money makers. Undoubtedly, there are others this author has not even thought of. Service providers are willing to deliver just about anything to our front doors.

1. Packages

If there is one type of delivery that really defines the service as a whole, it would have to be package delivery. This is a crowded space to get into. For starters, you have the big boys: the USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL. et al. And then … Read the rest

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Functional Neurological Disorders And Why Treatment Should Not Be Neglected

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  • February 2, 2023

Today, one of the most serious socially significant problems in many countries of the world is cerebrovascular diseases, in particular strokes, the prevention, and treatment of which are recognized as priority tasks of the health care system. Neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, and neoplasms in the nervous system have significantly “rejuvenated” in recent years, and now middle-aged people often suffer from them. Other diseases caused by a malfunction of the nervous system are also a serious problem, as they lead to the suffering of patients and a significant decrease in their life quality and work capacity.

 

This also applies to functional Neurological Disorder – conditions caused primarily by a malfunction of the nervous system rather than a clearly defined pathophysiological disease (such as irritable bowel syndrome and fibromyalgia). These disorders are the second most common reason for neurologist consultations, often seen in

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General Article

What is the gender of my child?

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  • January 20, 2023

What is the gender of my child?

During a pregnancy, you naturally want everything to go well. You want to bring the baby into the world in a healthy way, and you often succeed. But chances are you also have a lot of questions about the pregnancy. Many parents-to-be want to know the sex of their baby. Some parents keep it as a surprise and wait until the baby is born. Are you expecting a baby, and would you like to know the sex during the pregnancy? If so, this can be done during the 20-week ultrasound, but it is not always possible. This is because the doctor does not always look at the child’s gender and mainly looks at physical abnormalities. Do you still want to know the child’s sex? Then a gender test is ideal for this, but how does it work? Below, we tell you all about it, so you can find out more.… Read the rest

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Why It’s Hard to Not Be Skeptical of Activist Groups

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  • December 14, 2022

Why It's Hard to Not Be Skeptical of Activist Groups

Activist groups are a dime a dozen these days. It seems like there’s a group for every cause under the sun. And where no cause exists, there are activist groups willing to create it. Let’s be honest. Most of us find it hard to not be skeptical of such groups.

Most of us are too busy working and raising kids to be strung out on a long list of causes. We are smart enough to know that so many of the causes that make the news are philosophical rather than practical. They have very little impact on daily life. And yet they dominate the news. Why? Because the squeaky wheel gets the grease.

A New Report from Greenpeace

Greenpeace is by no means the only activist group that gets an inordinate amount of attention from the media. But thanks to a recent report from the organization’s American arm, they make … Read the rest

Health Education

Hospice Care In Los Angeles: What Is Anticipatory Grief?

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  • October 21, 2022

Hospice Care In Los Angeles: What Is Anticipatory Grief?

Anticipatory grief is common in people with a prognosis of six months or less. A person suffering from a terminal illness and their family who are having difficulty accepting end-of-life care can feel this grief months before the expected loss happens. Many would have a hard time understanding anticipatory grief because it’s different from grieving the loss of a person.

It’s more about mourning the possibilities and future experiences that people would have with the person who’s no longer going to live for years. Hospice care is dedicated to helping people and their loved ones with anticipatory grief.

Hospice Care and Anticipatory Grief

Patients with terminal illnesses under palliative care often experience anticipatory grief. Not only them but their family members, caregivers, and friends also go through similar episodes. Hospice care Los Angeles can help them deal with the overwhelming emotions, or lack thereof, due to anticipatory grief.

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