Miracles 70-year-old Francis Romero was in a coma in hospital. His dog was allowed to stay with him, and did not leave him day or night. After a month Francis woke up from the coma with the words: “Where is the white angel who constantly whispered that everything would be all right?” Let’s us protect Read More…
Mental Health
Veterans Help
Veterans With PTSD: Black IT Consultant Leaves His Job, Creates Powerful Mental Technology That Helps Veterans With PTSD. Nationwide — Gerard Nguedi is a highly educated African American man from Cameroon who was diagnosed with PTSD in 2016 after being repeatedly assaulted by the police for no reason. His father was a military man all of Read More…
Veteran Quincie White,Reveals Challenges
Veteran Quincie White, an African American female who has been in the U.S. Army for 33 years, is now a published author of a book she released in 2020 entitled Soft Targets, My Memoir. Quincie, who describes herself as a counselor for those deciding their path in the military, says that she decided to write Read More…
NFL’S Psychological Racism
NFL’S Psychological Racism: NFL assumed Black players had lower cognitive funcition now halts their “race-norming’ Since Black NFL retirees did not know GAGUT and the vibrational frequency of G ij,j =O, they did not know about the gene study testing that was conducted by Yale University of Medicine and others regarding the DNA polymorphism that Read More…
Keeping It Natural: Love the Skin You Are In
by Mae Johnson Love the Skin You Are In There will be those who love you and those who do not care for you. There will be those who make you feel good about yourself and those who will tear you down. This article is about Choosing your acquaintances carefully and learning to feel comfortable Read More…
A Story Of Bipolar Disorder (manic-depressive illness)
Are you feeling really “down” sometimes and really “up” other times? Are these mood changes causing problems at work, school, or home? I yes, you may have bipolar disorder, also called manic-depressive illness. Things to remember: 1. Look for signs of bipolar disorder. 2. Understand that bipolar disorder is a real illness. 3. See your Read More…