Personal Lens on Grief explores images of loss in 2023 exhibit
Hospice Northwest presents its Personal Lens on Grief third year. Residents submit photos and brief stories showing grief's face, with 2023 show at Goods & Co in November. Submissions close Oct 1, with details via Jessica Bruce at hospice Northwest.ca or 807 626 5570.
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Hospice Northwest
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
Goods & Co
Mary-Louise Petersen
Jaida
Market Art Gallery
Jessica Bruce
Jessica
Hospicenorthwest
Deep breathing benefits and cyclic sighing study
An article reviews a month long study comparing mindfulness breathing with three five minute breath work routines. Cyclic sighing showed the greatest gains in respiration rate heart rate variability and mood, with more benefit over time. The piece promotes daily practice and light humor via group sighing and notes a doctor in Toronto and a Chronicle Journal feature.
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Doctor
Chronicle-Journal
Ken Walker
W. Gifford-Jones
Toronto
Ouchies can spoil summer fun for kids
Pediatricians warn summer brings risks from heat illness to water injuries and falls. Stay hydrated with water and electrolytes, use sun protection, and watch for heat cramps heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Monitor for drowning risks with constant pool supervision and quick medical care for any head injury or breathing trouble.
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Danielle Mercurio
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital
Mercurio
Lysouvakon
Christina Kratlian
Boston Children’s Hospital
Danielle Grant
Texas Children’s Hospital
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