Hi Sharon!

Doin' great- thanks for asking!

Actually I've had to postpone the IP until January. John and I finally sat down and discussed me doing it. With the wedding coming on Jan. 1, neither of us have the time to give it what it's worth. What we decided to do was for both of us to have a great diet, exercise, drink water, get rest, get sun, take SF, and make sure our bowels were in tip top shape- basically the Foundations Program. For John to want to do it with me has me very excited.

I'll continue the h/c showers, skin brushing, BF&C, and DTO on that pesky lower back of mine.

I think this will put us in pretty good shape to handle the stress of the wedding preparations. Fun stress, happy stress, but still stress.

Blessings,
-Donna
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Hi Sharon!

Doin' great- thanks for asking!

Actually I've had to postpone the IP until January. John and I finally sat down and discussed me doing it. With the wedding coming on Jan. 1, neither of us have the time to give it what it's worth. What we decided to do was for both of us to have a great diet, exercise, drink water, get rest, get sun, take SF, and make sure our bowels were in tip top shape- basically the Foundations Program. For John to want to do it with me has me very excited.

I'll continue the h/c showers, skin brushing, BF&C, and DTO on that pesky lower back of mine.

I think this will put us ion pretty good shape to handle the stress of the wedding preparations. Fun stress, happy stress, but stil stress.

Blessings,
-Donna

My husband sells flu shots. He says the vaccine makers take the most common flu viruses (virae??)and some pretty bad strains from previous years. But the vaccine makers can never produce the current year's flu because they haven't seen the mutation when they make the vaccine. People are vaccinated against "last year's" flu. So this article is pretty much on the money. You're already immune to old flu strains if you've been exposed to them, and you can't get innoculated for something that hasn't manifested.

His company sells them because there is a market demand for them. Businesses and schools do not want to lose productivity and revenue due to absenteeism, so they do whatever they think might work to reduce the odds of an epidemic.

Here's another side of the coin: the Muscular Dystrophy Association pays for its patients to get flu shots every year (I have a form of MD). Children with some types of dystrophy have very weak respiratory systems. To get the flu might indeed kill them. The flu is no laughing matter to these families. If their families believe that there might be some insurance in getting flu vaccines, then by all means, they are going to get the shot.

Blessings,
-Donna