by Hans Tammemagi – My adrenaline surged and my knees wobbled as I went to the head of the Olympic ski jump and stepped onto long boards. Moments later I hurtled down the seemingly vertical track and then soared, OK, trembled, through the air. I barely managed the landing and slid to a stop. Actually, […]
– by Doreen Marion Gee – Everything that happens in our lives – every thought, feeling and action – is controlled by three pounds of soft tissue in our skull. Good mental health is arguably the most important determinant of our quality of life. Fortunately, we live in an age of incredible advances in knowledge
Minding Our Mind: The Importance of Mental Health
– by Kamma Wiggins, BAET, CAT(C) – As we move out of January and into the year ahead, and the years to come, where are we with our New Year’s Resolutions? Are we achieving them, are we struggling, or have we forgotten all about them? If you find yourself in the latter category you are
Publisher Sue Hodgson talks with Katy Fairley, HeadWay Board Member and Business Development Manager at Kinetic Construction As you know, HeadWay, Victoria Epilepsy and Parkinson’s Centre, is presenting its first annual health fair at the Mary Winspear Centre on February 27th. You were diagnosed with Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy (JME) at the age of 17. How
– article by Barry Mathias; photos by www.nuttycake.com – Ever wanted to live on a boat? I ponder this question as I “battle my way” (definitely a landlubber’s expression) along a seemingly endless dock, one of five, at the Van Isle Marina. I pass dozens of large vessels, each securely moored in its own slip;
Seaside Homes: Choosing to Live on a Boat
