When someone is injured in an accident, the financial costs can be overwhelming. Medical bills, lost wages, and property damage are tangible losses that are easy to document. However, the emotional and physical suffering that results from an accident can be just as impactful. Knowing how pain and suffering damages are calculated by lawyers can help you understand your options and what you might expect in a claim. One commonly used approach is the multiplier method. This strategy is widely … [Read more...]
Sleep Challenges During Abdominoplasty Recovery
Tummy tuck surgery delivers dramatic aesthetic results, but the recovery period presents significant sleep challenges that catch many patients off guard. Understanding what to expect regarding sleep during abdominoplasty recovery can help you prepare mentally and practically for the weeks ahead. The physical restrictions, discomfort, and positioning requirements following this procedure make restful sleep surprisingly difficult to achieve. The Flexed Position Requirement Immediately … [Read more...]
What Makes Tesamorelin Different From Tirzepatide for Visceral Fat?
Visceral fat can be especially stubborn to deal with. It’s the kind that sits deep around the organs which makes it difficult to target. A lot of people are talking about using tesamorelin for visceral fat reduction as a better option to tirzepatide. If you’re looking for the best peptide for visceral fat research, tesamorelin and tirzepatide are two compounds with different but potentially effective mechanisms. Let’s discuss what makes tesamorelin special and whether it’s the better choice … [Read more...]
Building a Resilient Family: Open Conversations About Mental Health and Addiction
Mental illness and addiction do not affect only the person suffering. In a 2025 study in JAMA Pediatrics, researchers found that almost 19 million children in the U.S. have at least one parent with a substance use disorder. That's one in four kids. Here's the thing… Studies like this are only helpful if we talk about it. Most families never have the conversation. Addiction and mental illness create a silence that breeds shame. Shame is the one thing that will guarantee … [Read more...]
Toddler Sleep Regression at 2 Years: Causes, Signs & Fixes
A sudden change in sleeping patterns around the age of 2 will undoubtedly make you feel like a part of a very big group of parents. There are a large number of parents who are taken aback when their children, who used to be such good sleepers, start to resist going to bed, to wake up at night, or to get up way too early in the morning. The disruption of routines that accompanies these changes can be very frustrating and tiring at this point when you feel your routine is finally under control. … [Read more...]
Why Is My Baby Refusing the Bottle? Common Reasons & Solutions
If you find yourself speculating "why is my baby refusing the bottle?" Please loosen up cause you are not alone. As a parent, it can be surprising when your baby suddenly starts rejecting the bottle, especially when you were hoping that bottle-feeding would give you more flexibility. A lot of babies reject the bottle at some point growing up and there could be a plethora of reasons why. If you catch the root cause, it can help you guide your little one to start feeding happily … [Read more...]
Mercier Therapy Explained
When someone comes to me asking about Mercier Therapy, they’re usually not just looking for another massage—they’re looking for answers. They’re looking for relief. They’re looking for someone who understands the quiet, internal places where women tend to hold pain, memories, tension, and hope. Mercier Therapy is one of the most transformative forms of pelvic health bodywork I offer at Rebirth. It’s specific, intentional, anatomy-informed, and deeply supportive for women who feel disconnected … [Read more...]
When Do Babies Start Recognizing Faces
One of the most touching moments in the early days of becoming a parent is when your infant first looks at you and seems to really know who you are. It might sound incredible, but even from the second of their birth, babies begin to learn how to tell people apart by their faces. The development of a newborn's brain is such that it concentrates on recognizing faces; particularly the ones he/she is familiar with. In the first few days or weeks, there might be times when you notice your baby … [Read more...]
