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When we restrict certain foods as a way to gain control or lose weight, we inadvertently create “good” and “bad” food categories in our minds, when what is true is that food doesn’t actually have moral categories -- gasp! The problem is that sometimes we want the foods the diet has deemed “bad,” and so when we eat them, we feel bad or shameful.

Purple Party, SafeHaven’s spring fundraising event, promises to be a fun and elegant new way to join SafeHaven in its mission to end domestic violence. On April 12, guests are invited to sip, bid, and dance the night away at Ashton Depot, all while supporting domestic violence survivors in Tarrant County.

Disclaimer :: My Health My Resources (MHMR) of Tarrant County sponsored and crafted this post about social-emotional connections in children and other developmental milestones. Physical milestones are important in a child’s development, but social-emotional health...

I knew that, for whatever reason, she was becoming a bully to others. I knew that somehow it had to stop -- and stop now. I knew if I did not address this now, it would get worse the older she became. I knew I could not deny this problem. I knew I could not protect her because she was the one in the wrong. And I knew I needed to do this in the most loving and caring way.

“We had no idea what we were about to embark on,” say Kayla and Carl Griffin, parents to CT -- an almost three year old with a congenital heart defect. “We thought CT would have open heart surgery and be on our way; no big deal, right?” Unfortunately, this was only the beginning of their almost seven months of living at the Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth® (RMHFW), and of a three-year-battle for CT’s life.

If you're hunting for an easier and affordable energy option, let us introduce you to a new pairing from Reliant and . . . wait for it . . . Google! This year Reliant announced its partnership with Google; this duo joined forces to bring the latest technology to its customers.

Let’s say your child has a high fever, things are getting worse, and you need quick medical attention. Where do you go? If you take your child to urgent care, your provider might suggest you be transferred to an emergency room (ER) for a higher level of care. You can’t afford to pay for two sets of bills, but your child needs medical attention now.