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Ann Marie’s Recent Posts
- Bee Removal 🐝
- Ann’s Diet Suggestions
- My Grandmother’s Wooden Spoon
- Health is a Journey
- My Daughter’s Chosen Career
- Assessing Life
- Gratitude
- Christmas Thoughts
- Halloween
- Pain
- Alkalizing the Body
- Using Your Gifts
- Why I’m Vegetarian
- My Recovery from a Cancer Imbalance
- The Importance of Vitamins D and K
- Sometimes, Life is Hard
- Dry Mouth – Wintertime Curse, Air Conditioning Curse, and How to Survive!
- Halloween
- My Walmart Shopping Experience
- I Am Not A “Guy”
Author Archives: Rev. Ann Marie Byars
Bee Removal 🐝
We had a small hive of honeybees that took up residence out at the farm – inside the corner wall between the kitchen and the back porch. This house that I grew up in was built by my grandparents in … Continue reading
Ann’s Diet Suggestions
I don’t know what your diet is like – but, this is the place to start. I have found diet to be extremely important in my healing journey. Following are some changes to gradually get you started: 1. Intermittent fasting. This … Continue reading
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My Grandmother’s Wooden Spoon
I really don’t know when my grandmother obtained her wooden spoon. She married my grandfather in 1896 and the house was built in 1900. Cooking was a necessity in those days – nothing like the optional convenience we enjoy today. … Continue reading
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Health is a Journey
I found that it has been 2 years since I updated my blog. I have survived more cancer imbalances and surgeries – so, a lot of this time has been spent healing. Stress is a huge factor in illness of … Continue reading
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My Daughter’s Chosen Career
I still remember the day when Rachelle, my daughter, came home from high school and said that she knew what she wanted to do with her life. She had said for years that she wanted to go to Harvard and … Continue reading
Assessing Life
Sometimes life deals us a hard blow. It can knock us off of our footing for a while – knock the wind out of our sails, and we fall, stuck – in a seemingly endless, stagnant ocean – unmoving. That … Continue reading
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Gratitude
After being through life-threatening illness – twice – I appreciate everything and endeavor to never take anything or anyone for granted. Maybe I go overboard to ensure that I thank everyone; however, I am sincerely grateful for kindnesses bestowed upon … Continue reading
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Christmas Thoughts
The last few Christmases have been very different. I suddenly became a matriarch – with all of its honors, trials, and tribulations. This year, I have been reminded of all of the blessings over the years, old and new, people … Continue reading
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Halloween
Originally posted on Holographic Health, Inc. – Rev. Ann Marie's Blog:
My Grandmother’s Bowl Halloween Halloween comes on little ghost feet. It meanders place to place, ‘Trick or Treat’ing for candy kisses and childlike fun. – Ann Marie…
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Pain
I have learned a lot about pain over the last 5 years. I always have had trouble with my back and neck; and then, two tongue surgeries and a radical neck dissection 5 and 4 years ago have given me a … Continue reading
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