Walk yourself out of it and into life again!

Memorial Day

They should make another day for remembering the veterans left with visible and invisible scars.

High Self-Esteem

• Every person deserves the right to live with HIGH SELF-ESTEEM.

• If anyone ever told you that you were anything less than wonderful...   they lied.

• The problem now is that at some time in the past you swallowed and believed and you are still living them out in the form of your current problems.

• A coach can help you uncover the lies you have swallowed, so you can explore your WONDERFUL self!

• A coach can help you to stand tall.

HANG WITH UPBEAT PEOPLE

Emotions are contagious.   "You can catch a mood, just like a cold," says Marco Iacoboni, M.D.,  author of Mirroring People: the Science of Empathy: How We Connect with Others.   When you watch a person doing something, the mirror neurons in your brain are activated, even if you're not doing anything yourself. So if you see someone smile, your mirror neurons  for smiling fire up, whether or not you're in a good mood.   "Spend time with happy people and you'll eventually feel happier yourself," Dr. Iacoboni says.

EPIS - Visual Therapeutic Recreation

Of course it is a "touch more real" in person!  Awesome to experience the blooming of these plants!  On  The note about these plants is that they are a form of succulent and are VERY EASY TO GROW!  They do their own thing!  They take water once a week or every two weeks in the winter.

These pics are from the Epiphylyllum Society of San Diego's Mother Day Sale.

Epiphylums come in a wide variety of colors; some (mine) flower only for one night.  Many of the colored Epis flower during the day and stay around for 4 or 5 days.

Theme was from up in space.

THE OCEAN MATTERS

RECYCLE!!! RECYCLE!!! RECYCLE!!! RECYCLE!!! 

Emotional Control (?)

The Magic of Language: One Simple Method to Regain Emotional Control

Support for Memory Issues

Fundraising Rummage Sale for the San Diego Brain Injury Foundation

PLEASE DONATE TO OUR 2^nd ANNUAL CHARITY YARD SALE Supporting TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) 

Meet Jacalyn - Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor

Jacalyn suffered a closed head injury in a car accident in February of 2008.  Her life hanging in the balance, on life support and induced into a coma to help aid the swelling of her brain, her prognosis was uncertain until she could awaken. Once she did awaken, her next obstacle was to endure extensive rehabilitation to learn how to walk, talk, and even feed herself again. Jacalyn has come a long way since the day of her accident through years of steadfastness by working on attention deficits, memory loss, motor planning, executive functioning, and developing a sense of self. 

She continues her recovery with some residual difficulties but returned to school and is now a recent graduate from the occupational therapy assistant program at Grossmont College. Her empathy and shared experiences will be valuable in her field. After receiving the help from her rehabilitation team and Grossmont OT instructors, her goal now is to help others recover and rehabilitate from traumatic brain injuries. This fundraiser is an important part of her journey in  helping others and spreading awareness.

Jacalyn, her friends, and family will be holding a Fundraiser Yard Sale on July 29^th.  Proceeds will go to the SDBIF!

Your donations are tax deductible and a tax receipt will be provided if requested.

 PLEASE HELP BY DONATING ITEMS FROM AROUND YOUR HOME THAT YOU NO LONGER NEED/WANT

Clothing/Accessories       

Appliances     

Kitchen Supplies     

Furniture      

Games            

Household Items     

Electronics       

Children’s Toys           

Tools & Sports Items

July 29, 2017 Yard Sale to be held in Serra Mesa: 

8701 Celestine Ave, San Diego CA 92123 

Donations can be dropped off in front of this house (near the front door/side of garage).   Pickup may also be an option, please call/text Shreece at 619-254-0542 for arrangements.  

For drop off/possible pick up in Chula Vista, please call/text Jacalyn at 619-601-6314

One thing you can count on is CHANGE!

How Well Do You Deal with the Winds of Change?