Category: Health
Amplifying our Voices with Johnson & Johnson’s CARE INSPIRES CARE™ program
Hello Bloggers and Readers!
We at Bloggers of Health are excited to be an ambassador. We have a wonderful opportunity to amplify our voices and tell our stories on how we Inspire Care.
This Year, Johnson & Johnson, is the first official healthcare sponsor of the FIFA World Cup. CARE INSPIRES CARE™ is a platform that centers on the idea that every act of care, large or small, can inspire another act of care – thus, creating a more caring world. It is based on a belief that everyone has the power to do extraordinary things in caring for the health and well being of others. (Johnson & Johnson, 2013).
We are here to change the world one inspiring second at a time and we would like to hear from you, Bloggers and Readers to send us your caring stories. Tell us your stories about:
● What inspires you to care? How are you helping to make the world a more caring place?
● Can you make the world a more caring place through digital activism?
● What kinds of digital and social media activism work for you? What doesn’t work for you?
● What kinds of caring acts do you do with your children? How have your children grown or changed through participating in this work?
● If your children were caring for the world, what would they do differently? What would they do that’s the same?
At Johnson & Johnson, we believe that everyone has the power to change the world through small acts of care, and we know that our collective action can help inspire a more caring world.
When you send your Story, you will win a chance to win one $50 Good Cards, a social currency that can be redeemed as a donation to any of more than 1.2 million charities. These cards representing the number of players on a FIFA World Cup™ soccer team.
On September 30th, we will choose the eleven (11) most caring stories!
So send us your stories to Info@bloggerofhealth.com. Please title the e-mail: “Care Inspires Care.” We can’t wait to read them!
We encourage you to visit the Facebook Page and “like” Care Inspires Care, Johnson & Johnson to learn more about the initiative. On Facebook, The app will provide you with a more interactive and personalized experience.
We can’t wait to hear from you!
To caring and being inspired!
What Causes Depression?
Its always important you seek help from a Therapist, and Psychiatrist.
For more info on finding a Therapist… Click Here
Getting Help is always an option.
Por Tu Familia
George ‘Urban Jibaro’ Torres
Introducing the Latino Health Project website, a social media driven / user generated clearinghouse of health info with a special focus on Diabetes.
Contribute on your favorite social media platform by adding the #portufamilia hashtag to http://lnkd.in/EBc2T2
Questions to Find a Positive you.
Need help with this? Ask a friend out and let them help you…just tell them what you are going through.
If you need further assistance there are many Many Mental Health people who want help you.
If you are having thoughts of harming yourself please call 911.
A Reminder
#PrimaveraFestival on June 15, 2013 in The City of Boyle Heights, CA
Oklahoma
I was thinking about my old friend in Oklahoma today. How we would talk and have lots of laughs on the phone when I was in High School. I lost touch with them after college. But I pray that they are ok.Events like these always remind me that life will always bring things that are unexpected. More so, that we are to live life, enjoy it and be thankful for what we have. For those that survived, I’m thankful that they are able to breath. Please help the people that are helping with a generous gift.If you or anyone your know were affected by these events please call for help:
2-1-1 Helpline (Oklahoma)
Call 2-1-1 from your service area
(877) 362-1606 Alternative Number
(405) 840-9396 Alternative Number
http://heartlineoklahoma.org/United Way of Central Oklahoma
http://www.redcross.org/cgi-bin/chapts-new.asp
Phone: (405) 236-8441
http://www.unitedwayokc.org/
American Red Cross (Central and Western Oklahoma Region)
Phone: (405) 228-9500
http://www.redcross.org/ok/oklahoma-city
Find other local Red Crosses by visiting
Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management
Local: (405) 521-2481, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm
http://www.ok.gov/OEM/
The Salvation Army Central Oklahoma Area Command
Phone: (405) 246-1060
Grief & Loss
Something I’ve also learned is the grieving of the person has different stages in life. Why am I writing about this? Well, we have had a loss in my family and recently a few losses in this country and its hard. But more so, to actually have knowledge of what you are going through when you loose someone also helps. These feelings are called the stages of grief. The reason why this is good to know because it helps you understand and it takes away the feeling that your are going “crazy” when all you are doing is grieving.
Now Before I tell you about these stages I must tell you that there are more ways to feel grief, its not just because you loose someone. This happens when you loose a friend, when you break up with someone, and I’m going to be true to my personality right now… moving up in the world.
There are 5 stages most human go through when they morn someone.
1 Denial | It’s a defense mechanism and perfectly natural. |
2 Anger | Anger can be seen in many forms ways. This all depends on a person, it can range from not saying anything to hurting themselves, to hurting other. Or Isolating. Everyone deals with sadness in their own way. |
3 Bargaining | Asking God to bring them back. This is where a person ask for their loved one back. They beg God to bring them back or they even try to bargain their pain to go away. |
4 Depression |
Depression is actually a clump of symptoms (sadness, not being able to eat or sleep, weight gain, loss, anger, isolation, loss of concentration, feeling hopeless and helpless, can’t control negative thinking, irritable, short-tempenred, reckless behavior, thoughts of not worth living). Note: This can be different for children.
|
5 – Acceptance | Some emotional detachment and objectivity. This can happen before or after someone has gone out of your life. |