You’ve read about it, you’ve seen it: terrorist attacks on trains, in nightclubs and the worst terrorist attack in U.S history on the World Trade Tower in New York City. But will the next terrorist attack strike even closer to home – your own hospital’s emergency room. ... Read More
Virtual Assistants – A New Breed of Work at Home Entrepreneurs
According to a 2004 study, the Center for Women’s Business Research reports there are an estimated 10.6 million privately-held, 50% or more women-owned firms in the U.S., accounting for nearly half (47.7%) of all privately-held firms in the country. Astonishing, isn’t it? It’s the dream of ... Read More
Sledgehammer — Fiction at Its Best
Looking for a good fiction book to read? Look no further! This medical thriller will have you glued to every page as the drama unfolds and an ER doctor must stop a biochemical nightmare from happening. 6 days … 6 days to stop an epidemic and convince the government that terrorists have indeed ... Read More
Hurricane/Tornado and Storm Preparedness — Leaving at a Moment’s Notice
Sometimes, we may just have a few moments notice before we are forced to leave our home. In this case, here is a list of things you should have ready and grab on your way out of the door. * · Medical supplies: prescription medications and dentures. · Disaster supplies: flashlight, batteries, ... Read More
Emotional Readiness
One of the effects of Hurricane Katrina for those of us who were fortunate enough not to live in the affected areas, is an increased interest in disaster preparedness. The newspapers are full of advice about what to pack under your bed and in weatherproof boxes--everything from water purifiers to ... Read More
