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Sensory Processing Disorder Doesn't Have a Diagnosis Code
Sensory processing disorder is not a recognizable, stand-alone medical condition. This creates a multitude of problems, from lack of appropriate treatment to loss of insurance coverage and sometimes to loss of protections in school under IDEA.
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Five Tips for Parents When You Find Out Your Child Has Autism
From educating yourself to understanding and overseeing your child's therapies--five tips to ensure your child with autism thrives.
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Free Evaluations, Services When You Think Something's Wrong With Your Baby
If your child has been diagnosed with a disability or if you suspect that your baby has a disability or a developmental delay, there are free evaluations and free or low-cost services paid for by your state to help your child thrive, regardless of whether or not you have insurance.
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Dear First-Time Moms, Don't Allow the Pediatrician to Discredit Your Concerns
From the moment my son was born, I knew he was different. Quickly, I realized something was very wrong. The pediatrician ignored my every concern and treated me as if I had no idea how to care for a baby.
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Pregnant at 42! or Dear Mom, Thanks for Teaching Me How to Fight
A new journey. First-time Mom to a special needs child. Guess it's time to fight, fight, fight. OMG Did I mention I'm 44 now and a little tired?
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Vomiting During Pregnancy--How to Get Diclegis Covered by Insurance
There is only one drug that is FDA approved to treat nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. You're insurance probably won't cover it on the first try. Here's how to get it covered by your insurance.
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Women and Heart Attacks - Misdiagnosed Due to Gender Differences, Bias
Although women suffer from heart disease just as frequently as men, and heart disease is the number one killer of both sexes, I almost died because I'm a woman. Learn how to survive from my story.
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Why the Personhood Amendment is Too Extreme
Although the definition of the Personhood Amendment is quite simple-defining life at fertilization-the consequences are anything but simple and pose significant changes to birth control and threatens women's lives.
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Red Lobster Cajun Shrimp Pasta and Cheddar Bay Biscuits
The REAL recipe for Red Lobster's Cajun Shrimp Pasta and Cheddar Bay Biscuits.
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Stieg Larsson, Can I Have My Money Back?
An honest review of Stieg Larsson's trilogy--can be used as coasters.
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How to Use Your EDD Debit Card to Foil Bank of America
Every time you swipe your EDD debit card, you are giving Bank of America money. Don't allow this predatory corporate bank to capitalize on your misfortune. Here's how to stop letting them profit off of your unemployment benefits.
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Empowered Vaginas - America’s Future with Free Birth Control
A peek into America's future when women have access to free birth control! Why are you so scared?
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Tax Breaks for Hiring Illegal Immigrants – How I’ll Find a Job Even Though I’m An American
Are employers getting tax breaks for hiring illegal immigrants? Brian Bilbray thinks so. I've decided to pose an an illegal immigrant in order to find a job.
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Why Is It So Hard To Help Haiti?
Here is a long list of reasons why Haiti might always need help--from government corruption to shoddy non-profit organizations.
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Goldline Class-Action Lawsuit
Information on the class-action against Goldline. Who to contact and what to do.
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Stephen King - The Dark Tower Series: A Book Review
This is my all-time favorite series of books, a gift given by author, Stephen King. A review-no spoilers.
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Are All Throat Lozenges the Same?
Have you ever wondered if the color of a throat lozenge matters? The flavor? It does. Different ingredients also means different amounts of medications.
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Diseases Caused by Bacteria: Havoc and History
Information and history on four deadly, bacterial diseases: Legionnaires; syphilis; leprosy; rocky mountain spotted fever.
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Paying for Surgery Without Insurance: How to Negotiate Medical Payment
If you are uninsured and require surgery due to an injury, not only are you worried about the surgery, but you are probably worried about the medical costs, too. This is an additional headache
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Boys Are Doctors. Girls Are Nurses. Glad You're a Girl?
I was six when I read I’m Glad I’m a Boy! I’m Glad I’m a Girl! I was devastated to find out that, because I was a girl, I couldn’t be a doctor, I couldn’t fly a plane, and I couldn’t be a “policeman”. It also made me wonder how...
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Torquemada's Spanish Inquisition: From Suspicion to Death
Learn what it was like to live in fear of your family, friends, and neighbors, and what methods of torture you might have had to go through.