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Let us test for COVID-19 at home

Let us test for COVID-19 at home

One of the great frustrations of the coronavirus era is that most discrete acts of social distancing are objectively pointless. At any given moment, even if you live somewhere cases are spiking, you are probably not transmitting the coronavirus. Yet you don't know that — asymptomatic infection is not only possible but common — so you act as if you are contagious all the time. But what if you could know? That's the possibility raised by the launch of a new antigen test from a New Jersey company, Becton Dickinson (BD), which announced Monday that the Food and Drug Administration...

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Expert strategies for dealing with the loss of a grandparent, age by age

Expert strategies for dealing with the loss of a grandparent, age by age

The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on our daily lives. From homeschooling to financial uncertainty to wearing masks to the grocery store, we've been forced to readjust our everyday routines in many different ways. For many people, however, the pandemic will create an even more painful change: the loss of a loved one.According to a recent study, one of the grim impacts of the coronavirus pandemic is that millions of Americans could lose a parent or grandparent, including as many as 820,000 grandchildren. Grieving a loss is difficult enough, but social distancing orders have disrupted the process for...

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"His Pretend Amish Wife" by Rachel J. Good. --Book Review, Blog Tour, and Giveaway

"His Pretend Amish Wife" by Rachel J. Good. --Book Review, Blog Tour, and Giveaway

About the Book Book:  His Pretend Amish Bride Author: Rachel J. Good Genre:  Amish Romance Release Date: June 30, 2020 In a small Amish town like Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania, one solution to an indiscretion is to get married. Or perhaps, fake a respectable engagement . . .Priscilla Ebersol has a fulfilling life teaching special needs children—until her boyfriend’s humiliating betrayal ruins her reputation and threatens her job. Shunned for something she didn’t do, Priscilla throws herself into a project on the benefits of camel’s milk for autism. Her research leads her to a newly opened Amish camel farm, where she discovers far more than she...

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Living With Kids: Lani Inlander

Living With Kids: Lani Inlander

When I first started asking parents about how their lives had changed because of the COVID pandemic I thought we would be out of it in several long weeks. 4 or 5 Living With Kids posts and we would be back to normal. But here we are, in July and we’re still talking about how the quarantine has changed lives. Today I am excited for you to meet Lani. She is an entrepreneur and lives with her husband and two kids in DC. Like so many of us her life was thrown into turmoil while trying to figure out how...

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Happy Homemaker Monday~ July 6, 2020

Happy Homemaker Monday~ July 6, 2020

Please Note~ This post may contain affiliate links. If you choose to click on a link, add it to your cart and complete your purchase, I will receive a small percentage. We are very grateful for this additional source of income. Thank you. Good morning or should I say Good Afternoon! It's almost lunch time here and I'm just now sitting down to write up this post. (O.K. now it's 8:00 at night and I'm just now finishing up.) I've been enjoying my morning time. I slept in a little bit. I haven't been sleeping well at all. I keep waking...

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