This is the September News and Update From Rosemarie Tingle, who single handed founded Animal Kinship Ministry 2 years ago, and does such great saving work through this organization for Animals!

“I care not much for a man’s religion whose dog and cat are not the better for it”

Kindness Revival in Churches article.pdf

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Healthline’s Information And Resources For Lung Cancer Symptons

Healthline’s website http://www.healthline.com/health/lung-cancer-symptoms provides a great wealth of information on lung cancer symptons for you.  This site could be a viable tool to use for yourself or someone you know with lung cancer symptons. 

There is a well defined cross section of articles, categories and headings to choose from.  Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths for both men and women.  In the United States lung cancer is currently responsible for 29% of cancer deaths. 

Healthline’s http://www.healthline.com/health/lung-cancer-symptomsAllaboutms.com front page on lung cancer symptons includes key symptons to be aware of, such as Coughing, Shortness of Breath (Dyspnea), Wheezing, Hoarsness or Change in Voice, Chronic Fatigue, Fever, Swelling (Edema), and Other Lung Cancer Symptons, as well as Horner & Paraneoplastic Syndrome.

There are major headings to assist you, covering Health A to Z, Check Your Symptons, Drugs & Treatments, Find A Doctor, Health Blogs and Tools.  Plus links to Explore Treatments and much more, to delve in throughout this site http://www.healthline.com/health/lung-cancer-symptoms .

May the information provided here help and assist you, Chad

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It’s The Water, Stupid!

No, I’m not trying to play Dr. Quack Quack here!  I’m not dispensing medical advice, or anything else!  Just some questions…for YOU.

I’ve posted written water before and no doubt, will do it again.  Here are a few questions to get your lazy reptilian brain to think, and maybe, please Lord, just DO SOMETHING!

Do you think your WATER  might be the most important nutrient you can put into YOUR body?  (do you think at all, before you open your trap and shove ‘food’ into it?).

What if your replaced all those daily sugar cocktails (it doesn’t matter what guise they come under!) you consume, with WATER?

What if you drank WATER because you weren’t thirsty?

What if the possibility of drinking two 8 ounce glasses of WATER before a meal could encourage weight loss?

Do YOU think that gives you license to go order ‘Super Size’…Yeah it probably does,  if you’re like 64% of other Americans!

With all the time you spend on social media sites, will you spend some time on the first page of Google looking at the ‘benefits of WATER’?

When will you wake up?  Is it when that other clear liquid will be running into YOUR veins?  And it won’t be WATER!

You’re smart, whether you think so or not.  Get advice, see your Doctor, take control and do something now!

To your health, Chad

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It’s Monday, Let ‘All Health Break Loose’!

I was searching for ‘pictures of Monday’ and I ran across this picture a few pages back.

It is per-r-r-fect for Monday.  Monday, the dreaded day of days, for countless billions on this planet.  I think many of us fear Monday more than Armageddon itself!

Let all health break loose this day and DO things dramatically different for yourself, and your Health today!

Do not wait!  Shake Monday up, and PUT YOURSELF, in charge of your health.  Lack of control, horrid eating habits, being a sloth, lazy, not exercising, not getting medical advice, not caring,  is also about you taking charge–Is this how YOU want to be in charge??

People everyday decide to say no, they’ve had enough, they turn 180* and go forward in a new direction for health–their health!  Why can’t you?  It’s a rhetorical question…there are NO can’ts!!!

‘Life is not a dress rehearsal’.  You have one life, one body and one opportunity.  DO SOMETHING and do it well!

You’re an intelligent person, you can do this.  Get going and have a Great Monday!

To your success, Chad

Catholic Relief Services August 17, 2010 Forward to a Friend Urge your Representatives to Support H.R.6021, the Haiti Empowerment, Assistance and Rebuilding Act

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Take Action Now! Please contact your Representatives today and urge their support for H.R. 6021 which provides a strategy and funding for long-term reconstruction and development in Haiti.

Why is action important now? The earthquake that devastated the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, and surrounding areas in January 2010 killed more than 200,000 people and injured over 300,000.  Houses and businesses were destroyed, leaving 2 million people displaced from their homes.  Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere before the earthquake, is struggling to recover due to capacity, human, resource, and infrastructure constraints. Recent legislation introduced by Representative Conyers (MI), H.R. 6021, the Haiti Emergency Assistance and Reconstruction (HEAR) Act, provides an effective policy framework for long-term recovery and development efforts in Haiti and allocates generous funding over 5 years towards this goal.

What is the Church’s position? The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the Catholic community’s international relief and development agency, believe that the recovery efforts in Haiti require adoption of a strategy for long-term recovery and sustainable development that coordinates different U.S. government agencies in a comprehensive approach while engaging faith-based organizations and other groups with expertise and experience in Haiti. In a letter of  support for HR 6021, CRS and USCCB stated that this bill represents a serious effort to address the long-term recovery needs of the Haitian people.

What does the situation in Haiti have to do with my Catholic faith? Our Catholic faith calls on us to uphold the life and dignity of all human life and to be in solidarity with our brothers and sisters, especially poor and vulnerable people.  The devastation in Haiti affects all of us because we are all part of the human family.   As Catholics, we must take action to assist our brothers and sisters in Haiti who are struggling to recover.

How is the Catholic Church responding to the Haiti earthquake? In partnership with Caritas Haiti and other Catholic Church agencies, CRS has provided food, medical care, and shelter to affected populations and is helping to rebuild critical infrastructure such as water and sanitation facilities. CRS additionally supports child protection programming, which includes family tracing to reunite separated children with their families, where possible, and the pursuit of durable solutions for orphaned children. CRS is also working throughout Haiti to assist the displaced located outside of the earthquake zone, and, through agriculture and microfinance programs, to help them find the means to remain in the countryside.

In a collection taken up after the earthquake, Catholics in the United States contributed $80 million to recovery efforts in Haiti, which is being used to provide assistance and to help restore Haiti’s infrastructure, including churches, schools, and clinics. CRS and the Secretariat for the Church in Latin America of the USCCB are administering the funds, in consultation with the bishops of Haiti.  USCCB and CRS are actively advocating for U.S. government policies that assist Haitians in need and promote long-term reconstruction and development.

For more information, contact:
Rev. Juan Molina, OSST, PhD, Latin America/ Trade Policy Advisor, Office of International Justice and Peace, USCCB: 202-541-3153, jmolina@usccb.org
Tina Rodousakis, Grassroots Advocacy Manager, CRS: 410-951-7462, trodousa@crs.org

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