Tiffani Burnett-Velez
Tiffani has been a successful freelance writer for more than a decade. Her work has appeared in many national and local magazines and journals. She is the author of two novels and the senior editor of an online magazine http://nicean.blogspot.com.
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Toccoa Falls College, Immaculata College, MCCC, Ashford UniversityMotto
"Do one thing each day that scares you." Eleanor Roosevelt
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Labor Day Events in the Lehigh ValleyLabor Day events throughout the Lehigh Valley in Eastern Pennsylvania.
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St. GertrudeThe life and times of St. Gertrude of Saxony, as Saint whose main focus was serving God by praying for the dead.
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Cold Weather Tips for Living with Raynaud's DiseaseRaynaud's Disease, Phenomenon, Syndrome, etc...is when blood flow to the fingers or toes is suddenly interrupted by painful spasms as a reaction to cold temperatures. But there are ways to lessen the impact during cold weather. -
Write with Attitude, and Save Your CareerIn freelance writing, attitude is everything. -
Tips for Surviving Motherhood with Chronic FatigueMillions of women suffer from Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome, but there are tips to make the journey less difficult.
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Practical Meditation for MomsSimple rules for stealing a moment of quiet reflection even if you are a busy mother.
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Seasonal Kidney Stones: Recognizing the SignsKidney stones tend to come in waves and seasons. An astute sufferer can see the signs beforehand.
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Homeschooling an ADD Child: Tips for ParentsFive tips for parents thinking of homeschooling their child with ADD from the perspective of a homeschooled child with ADD.
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Extremely Effective RA Medicine Raises Chances of LymphomaWhen to medicate when your medicine is both healer and enemy.
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Running Barefoot to Save Your FeetA lifetime marathon runner learns that running without shoes is the oldest, and best form of running for the human body. -
Celebrating the Summer in the Switzerland of North AmericaFestivals in one of America's top 20 small towns.
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Sun Exposure Can Extend Your LifeVitamin D is needed for bone health, immune boosting, and energy, but Americans are not getting enough, even during the summer months.
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Make Me Ugly, Lord - The Story of St. Brigid of IrelandThe remarkable story of St. Brigid of Ireland. -
Lourdes - A Lenten Miracle 151 Years and CountingThe miracle of Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Bernadette in rural 1800's France.
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Milk Thistle: The Weed That Can Save Your LifeThe history of how this five foot herb has restored many toxic health predicaments over the centuries. -
Cure Colic, and Other Stomach Ailments, from Your Spice RackMost of us head for the drugstore when we are having digestive problems, but, often our answer for good health and stomach-calm can come from our common spice rack. -
FDA: Approving the Drugs that Kill, Rejecting Herbs like SteviaJust because the Food and Drug Administration approves a drug for American consumption, it doesn't mean it still won't take your life or seriously alter it with damaging side-effects.
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The Magnesium CureSo many health-related businesses are crying out to the American consumer to ingest more and more Magnesium in order to live longer and healthier lives. But how deficient are Americans, really? -
Alternative Treatments for FibromyalgiaThis often very misunderstood disorder has some excellent alternative treatments available to it.
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Ashwagandha - The Herbal Alternative to Anti-Anxiety MedicationsThis 4,000 year old herbal remedy is an excellent deterrent to the winter blues.
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Affordable Alternative Healthcare for Uninsured or Underinsured DiabeticsMillions of Americans struggle with diabetes and even more struggle with how to manage this life-threatening disease within the unforgiving parameters of rising healthcare costs and sinking healthcare quality.
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Drinking Away Your MigraineDelightful teas for ending your cycle of migraine attacks. -
Treating Winter Psoriasis the Natural and Inexpensive WayThe easiest and least expensive ways to treat this debilitating disease.
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Build Your Immune System Through BerriesElderberry is a common herb found in Europe and the Americas, and it has the power to build a weakened immune system even during stressful situations. -
Tumeric for Good HealthThe medicinal and natural health uses of this ancient spice. -
Using Nature to Cure the Common ColdSometimes the best cures are found in your own backyard. -
Dr. Dobson's Hypocritical Back-Stepping into McCain's CampDr. Dobson does not deserve the senator's attention anymore than the New York Times does. -
Is There Such a Thing as Christian Yoga? A Catholic PerspectiveThe benefits of the ancient practice of relaxation, meditation, and exercise from both the common Evangelical and the long-standing Catholic perspective.Also published on: -
Seven Daily Prayers to Strengthen Your Work WeekSeven great prayers, from seven great spiritual writers, to infuse peace into your work week. -
The Power of Practiced OptimismUnleashing the power of believing in yourself.
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Great Spiritual Writers to Awaken a Soulful Summer: A Reading List That Can Truly Change Your HeartReading to uplift your spirits this summer is a great thing, a thing that is even more neccessary if you are sure you have no time for such leisure.
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Living with Chronic Immune Dysfunction Syndrome During PregnancySome tips and advice for enjoying pregnancy even during the disabling effects of Chronic Fatigue. -
The Real Exorcism of Emily Rose: From This Catholics PerspectiveThe facts behind the real story versus the many Hollywood versions.
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Tricks That Every Shopper Must Know: In Four Years, After Four Children, I Have Only Had to Add Five Cents to My Grocery BillWith the rise of gas prices and other items, grocery shopping has also become more expensive. But I have not had to add more than 5 cents to budget, no matter the national or personal crisis, in more than 4 years. Find out how you can do the same.
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The Purposeful Misdiagnosis of American WomenWhy women need to be more concerned for the sincerity of their healthcare than the male segment of the population. A response to the overwhelming reaction to my previous article, Purposeful Misdiagnosis.
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Doctors Are Finally Giving Credit to This Debilitating ConditionWhy the medical community is finally taking daily fatigue serious.
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Ghost Hunting in Eastern PennsylvaniaBy the light of the moon and the chill in the air, I followed a group of local professional ghost-hunters into an empty haunted pub. The surprise was clearly on me.
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Homemade Beauty Tips: Cheap Secrets in Your CupboardsThere are beautiful secrets in your cupboard that can inexpensively change the reflection in your mirror.
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The Every Day Healing Elements of Licorice TeaLicorice has been consumed as a tea, used as a sweetener, and enjoyed as candy for centuries, but few people know its powerful healing capabilities.
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Purposeful MisdiagnosisMisdiagnosis is all too common in American medicine, but the amount of doctors who "wing-it" in their claim to provide the correct drugs and treatments for their patients today, is on a frightening upward climb.
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The Republican Candidate Reagan Would Vote ForHow the attack against John McCain is an anti-Reagan mudslinging against a true conservative.
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Speak English Damnit...Even Though It's Not Our National Language!The first Americans did not speak English, and neither did most of our ancestors of the Mass Migration into the US at the turn of the 20th Century...and many of them died without speaking the tongue very well. That would be their children's job.
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Learning to Speak RussianI spent the summer of the Coup in the former USSR as a 17 year old American student. Today, that world I knew no longer exists, even as I struggle to decipher its remains within my own country.
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SpeakHow a brief summer experience in 1991 changed me and changed the Soviet Union forever.
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The Best Coffee in ManhattanWhere to find the best cup of coffee in Manhattan (in this addicts opinion).
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Snow Falling on Birches: The Typical Winter Weather that is Hammering the Northeast and Still Catching Us Off GuardHow the not-so-extraordinary winter weather of January is still shocking the Northeast into automobile accidents and suspended travel plans.
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Protecting Your WordsWriters face enough challeges - freedom of speech should not be one othe challenges they must fight for. But in this age of mass media, even friends can attack widely and demand silence when they read something that offends them.
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Life Made in ChinaNearly ninety percent of American households are built on Chinese labor. Our jobs are going East, and so is much of our lives.
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The Ignored Spontaneous AbortionHow many claiming pro-life values will belittle the loss of an unborn child when it has not reached full-term.













