Give and you shall receive! The time of year for giving is upon us, and the Parent Support Network of Rhode Island (PSN) continuously provides care and services to the community for those in need. On December 8, PSN put on a free event for parents and caregivers who put others first. It was their […]
We are told we should be eating the colors of the rainbow, and no I’m not talking about Skittles! How do we tell young people about healthy eating for their gut health? Gut health begins at our plates. Young people learn at school, in health class, how to balance their plates, but do they remember […]
Think about sitting for 7 to 8 hours a day. What happens to our bodies when we sit down all day, whether you’re in an office cubicle, or in your own home office? It is important to remember to get up and move. Timing short breaks more frequently, rather than taking one long break, helps […]
So much attention goes into taking care of the body, and rightfully so. The body is described as a “temple” that needs to be taken care of. There is one aspect of the temple that is often neglected; the mind. And after this year’s holiday season, many find themselves with the often difficult question; do […]
Jeff Zurowski groggily found himself being wheeled to hospital room 666 to recover from having a kidney removed. It was the mid ’90s and his teenage kidney was deemed “underperforming.” It was only 1/10 the size of his other kidney, so his medical team decided that it was best to remove the organ, as individuals […]
As a young, stubborn, shy adolescent, it was hard for me to break out of my shell. I needed a little push to get out of my comfort zone. I remember my mother always cleaning and cooking with music on. Elvis singing “You ain’t nothing but a hound dog, crying all the time,” or Little […]
Abuse is an experience that many individuals have unfortunately lived through, but it is a topic that doesn’t get the coverage it deserves. There is a stigma, along with the plethora of other emotions a victim faces which could lead them to hide their experience from loved ones, live in denial or be in constant […]
Recent news has been grim about the future of medical care in our capital city. Dire finances have essentially endangered two of our local institutions: Roger Williams Medical Center and Fatima Hospital, threatening the closure of both. It is important to note that this would effectively halve the number of hospitals in Providence for general […]
I get it. It’s the new year and yes! Finally a reason to lock into some new routines. I love that. I’ve been there. However, the clock’s midnight strike is not turning your glass slippers into sneakers. Whether fortunately or not, you are still YOU on the first of January. What I’d like to suggest […]
“We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives!” –Plan 9 from Outer Space, 1957 What does the future hold for Little Rhody in the next few years? We broke down our guesses to mirror the sections in a normal Motif […]