Rebecca Caroll
Rebecca is a person passionate about life! She is a ardent supporter of adoption and an advocate for children with Special Needs. Outspoken on all things political, she always enjoys robust debate. Her faith in God is her guiding force.
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Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Communications, Investment Advisor, Co-Owner Orthopedic Surgical Supply Company, Part Time Office Manager for an Addiction Medicine Practice, Wife and Stay at Home Mom (I save the best for last!)Interests
Family, Photography, politics, Christianity and Catholicism, writing, Genealogy, flying, gardening, scouting, camping, fine jewelry, reading and volunteering.Motto
With God, all things are possible!
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Tiger Woods: Just Do It?Companies sponsoring Tiger Woods are standing with him for the time being. Nike's Just Do It motto may get some extra promotion since a fellow golfer asserted that Tiger should not Just Do It. -
Global Warming Conspiracy Among Researchers: Proof Found in Leaked Emails?In England, the University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit's (CRU) computers were hacked and the emails between climate change researchers have been leaked. Many believe the emails show proof that man-made global warming is a myth. -
Vertebrobasilar Stroke Caused by Chiropractic Manipulation: The RecoveryMy life had just been saved by an experimental stoke procedure after my artery was dissected by a chiropractor and I had a stroke. Now came the hard part, the recovery. -
"Vertebrobasilar Stroke Caused by Chiropractic Manipulation: The Diagnosis and TreatmentA chiropractor crushed my artery, causing a clot that could kill me.I was treated by interventional radiology with an experimental procedure by dripping a clot buster on the clot that was causing my stroke. -
Vertebrobasilar Stroke Caused by Chiropractic Manipulation: The SymptomsMy true story of the stroke I suffered following a chiropractic neck manipulation. I barely survived the experience, saved by an experimental procedure that is now the gold standard for stroke treatment. -
Substance Abuse and Addiction: The Cost to AmericaThe costs borne by America due to substance abuse is staggering. It is estimated that substance abuse costs America over $484 billion per year. -
New Mammogram Guidelines by Government Task Force: Just the Beginning?New guidelines were released by a government task force regarding mammograms for women . It is no longer recommended that women in their forties have mammograms for the detection of breast cancer. -
Cult Leader Tony Alamo Sentenced for Sex CrimesTony Alamo, founder of Arkansas based Tony Alamo Christian Ministeries was sentenced to 175 years in prison after being convicted in July 2009 of transporting children across state lines to have sex. -
Twilight's Robert Pattinson Stinks!Pattinson, who plays the Edward Cullen in Twilight and New Moon, admits to having serious problems with his personal hygiene. So much for the romantic fantasy of RPattz turned hot vampire Edward Cullen! -
Oxygen Masks for Pets Can Save a Pet's Life in an Emergency or FirePets trapped in house fires often die after being rescued because there is no means to administer needed oxygen through special oxygen masks for pets. You can save pets lives by purchasing special oxygen masks for pets. -
A True Ghost Story: The Haunting of Edward E. Petri JewelersEdward E. Petri Jewelers, the venerable Indianapolis jewelry manufacturer continues to get occasional visits from the ghost of jewelry store's founder, Mr. Edward Petri. -
Saint Barbara: Patron Saint of the US Army Field ArtilleryIn order to honor the US Army Field Artillery on Veteran's Day, consider the life of Saint Barbara, Patron Saint of the US Army Field Artillery. -
Top 5 Indianapolis Christmas Activites: Enjoy Christmas in IndianapolisIndianapolis has many Christmas activities for your family to enjoy. Here are the top 5 Indianapolis Christmas activities you do not want to miss! -
Sacred Spain: Art and Belief in the Spanish World Now at the Indianapolis Museum of ArtThe inspirational Sacred Spain exhibit was created for the IMA and allows the viewer to explore art within the context of the artist's religious belief. Free admission to this one-time only Sacred Spain Exhibit from Oct. 11 through January 3, 2010. -
Indianapolis Thanksgiving Buffets at These 5 Popular RestaurantsFive well known Indianapolis restaurants are open and serving Thanksgiving Dinner. If reservations are required, be sure to call early because these popular Indianapolis restaurants fill up quickly for Thanksgiving dinner. -
St. Francis De Sales: Patron Saint of Writers and JournalistsSt. Francis de Sales was born in France in 1567. He became the Patron Saint of writers and journalists after being the first writer to pen his views about faith in order to communicate with people. -
How to Become a Better WriterAs a writer, you constantly strive to improve your technique, improve your page views and earn a better living through your writing. This information might help you become a better writer. -
Drunk Driver Calls 911 to Report HerselfWisconsin woman calls 911 to report that she is driving drunk and doesn't want to hurt anyone. -
The Pope, L'Osservatore Romano, and HalloweenNewspaper headlines proclaim the Pope condemned Halloween. While the headlines are misleading, the truth behind the actual L'Osservatore Romano article is hardly surprising. -
All Souls Day: The Commemoration of the Faithful DepartedAll Souls Day, following All Saints Day, is the day for commemorating the faithful departed. It is a day to pray for the souls in Purgatory, where they undergo purification of their sins before entering heaven. -
All Saints Day is Celebrated by Christians on November 1stCatholics honor all saints and martyrs, known and unknown, on the Solemnity of All Saints, November 1st. -
Over-Sanitizing Our Environment: Why Germs Are Good for UsOveruse of antibacterial soaps and an unhealthy obsession with cleanliness may actually be harming the immune systems of our children. -
10 Disinfection Tips that Help to Stay Healthy and Prevent Swine Flu InfectionWith the prevalence of swine flu virus and other nasty bugs, you can help stop the spread of these illnesses by cleaning and disinfecting using these 10 tips every day. -
Samhain and the Pagan Connection to HalloweenHalloween roots are found in the Catholic faith as a vigil for All Saints Day. The Celtic feast of Samhain and the Roman feast of Feralia are connected in some ways to the Catholic tradition of All Hallows' Eve. -
Halloween: The History of the CelebrationNo matter what you have heard, Halloween is a Catholic vigil known as All Hallows' Eve and not a pagan holiday. Enjoy this holiday and remember that evil does exist in our world! -
Nancy Pelosi Puts Lipstick on the PigPelosi must really believe Americans don't have the brains to understand that they really do want government-run healthcare! She'll attempt to convince citizens they do want government-run healthcare by calling the public option the "Consumer option." -
New York Permits Purchase of Eggs from Women for Stem Cell ResearchEthical controversy heats up over New York's decision to publicly fund the purchase of eggs from women for stem cell research after attempting to recruit women to donate eggs for free gets no response. -
Transubstantation Versus Consubstantiation: Doctrine of the Holy EucharistTransubstantiation is the Roman Catholic doctrine regarding the consecration of bread and wine into the body and blood of Jesus Christ during mass. Other Christian denominations do not agree with this doctrine. -
Praying Robber Turns Himself in IndianapolisGregory Smith, the praying robber, turned himself in to Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department after his mother saw him on the surveillance video. -
Pope Announces Procedure for Anglicans to Enter into Full Communion with Catholic ChurchPope Benedict XVI announced a process on October 20 for Anglicans, upset with the liberal Anglican hierarchy, to come back into communion with the Catholic Church. -
Robber Prays with Cashier Before Stealing $20Perhaps the praying robber should refer to the Bible before using a weapon to steal from others. Having made the wrong choice after praying with the victim, he needs to return to his Bible to seek forgiveness. -
Top 10 Historic Hotels in the United StatesIf you are a history buff who enjoys historic architecture and loves to travel, you will find this list of the Top 10 Historic Hotels in the United States to be a great place to start planning your next vacation! -
Vatican City, Athens and Mykonos: Inspiring Travel DestinationsMy fiancé was planning our honeymoon as a surprise. Little did I know he had Vatican City as well as Athens and Mykonos, Greece selected as our fabulous romantic honeymoon destination that truly became a life changing experience! -
Handicapped or Disabled? How to Refer to People with Cerebral Palsy and Other DisabilitiesStop and just say no to offensive stereotypes! What is the proper terminology to refer to a person with a disability? People First Language puts the person before the disability. -
Cerebral Palsy: What to Do After Your Child is Diagnosed with Cerebral PalsyYour child's Cerebral Palsy diagnosis is scary and confusing. Here are five concrete steps you can take today to improve the life of your child and the future of your family. -
A Simple Christmas: Tips to Bring the True Meaning of Christmas Back to Your FamilyYour Christmas can be more joyful and meaningful with the five easy steps. Bring back the true meaning of Christmas to your family's celebration! -
Mother-Daughter Book Club: Your Club's First Book SelectionIf you are looking for a book selection for your Mother-Daughter Book Club, look no further. With this recommended book club selection, you may even request the author to personally visit your book club meeting! -
Eulogy: A Tribute to My GrandfatherWriting a eulogy can provide powerful insights for the writer. Through the author's careful selection of words, those that loved the deceased so dearly have the opportunity to listen to a journey through their loved one's life. -
Sex and Puberty: How to Talk to Your Daughter About SexTalking about sex and puberty with your young daughter can be intimidating. It doesn't have to be if you have the right tools to open and continue a lifelong discussion about sex, puberty and the nature of the sexual relationship. -
Belmont Abbey College Faces Anti-Catholic Discrimination from the Federal GovernmentBelmont Abbey College is being forced to change their health insurance program offered to employees against the fundamental beliefs and teachings of the Catholic Church. -
Twilight New Moon Tribute: Twilight HaikuMy creative tribute to Twilight in preparation for the movie release of New Moon in November. -
Evil Glows Bright: A Halloween HaikuOn Halloween night, Jack-o-Lanterns come alive in terrifying brilliant orange, lighting the night and igniting our fears! -
Sounds of Terror: A Halloween HaikuA Halloween Haiku: Who hasn't heard frightening sounds that cause us to pause in terror...wondering...if it is coming...for us. -
Prayers for Children: Seven Ways You Can Help Your Child Learn to PrayPrayer deepens the human relationship with God and many parents want to help their children to develop a meaningful prayer life. Here are seven easy ways to instill a love of prayer in children of any age. -
A Review of Tervis Tumblers: Do They Perform as Touted?Tervis Tumblers are insulated plastic drink ware and Tervis claims their "virtually indestructible" tumblers maintain the temperature of either hot or cold drinks while eliminating condensation. Do they perform as touted by the manufacturer? -
Conscience Clauses: What They Are and Why You Should CareConscientious Objection laws touch many different parts of our lives. Today, within the framework of the Health Care Reform debate, conscience clause laws protecting physicians are under attack. -
Start a Mother-Daughter Book ClubA mother-daughter book club provides quality time with your daughter that, properly done, can be enjoyable and instill in her a love of reading that will last her lifetime! -
Sign Language Helps Children with Cerebral Palsy or AutismChildren without the ability to communicate effectively because of Cerebral Palsy or Autism become easily frustrated and this is heartbreaking for the family. Learn American Sign Language with your child using captivating videos. -
One Woman Attacked by Raccoons, Another Killed by Pet Black BearA Lakeland, Florida woman was hospitalized after being mauled by five raccoons after a Pennsylvania woman was attacked and killed by a 350-pound black bear on Sunday night. -
RCIA: The Rite of Christian Initiation for AdultsIn the Catholic Church, the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is a wondrous spiritual journey for those considering conversion to Catholicism or for those wanting to better understand the Catholic Church. -
The Autumn Leaves of Leelanau County, MichiganAutumn has arrived up north and the blazing colors of fall foliage have never more beautiful than in Leelanau County, Michigan. See why Leelanau County, Michigan is the perfect destination for viewing fall foliage this autumn! -
Senate Republican's Bid to Restrict Funding for Abortion RejectedThe divisive topic of abortion within the context of the health care debate boiled over in the Senate Finance Committee today. An amendment to permanently restrict federal funding of abortion was rejected. -
Public Option Fails to Garner Support in the Senate Finance CommitteeAmendments proposed by Senators Rockefeller and Schumer are defeated in the Senate Finance Committe. Senator Baucus votes against both amendments, fearing the public option can't garner the 60 votes necessary to proceed in the Senate. -
Simple Cranberry Relish Recipe Even Children Will EnjoyGrowing up, this was my favorite Thanksgiving Day treat, made with love by my Nana. It is an easy, basic recipe and the orange adds a nice twist on the traditional cranberry relish. -
The Omniscience of MotherhoodAll mothers possess innate powers of omniscience that help them to successfully raise their children. This is one mother's story of her all-seeing and all-knowing abilities! -
Wrong Embryo: Woman Gives Birth to Baby After Being Implanted with the Wrong EmbryoIn a tragic turn of events after seeking the help of an infertility clinic, Carolyn Savage, 40, delivered a healthy baby boy at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center in Toledo Thursday after the clinic transferred the wrong embryo to her. -
Best Pumpkin Seed Recipe for Roasting Your Carving Pumpkin's SeedsPumpkin seeds make delicious and nutritious snacks that, when prepared properly, your entire family will enjoy! So save those yummy seeds the next time you carve a pumpkin and follow this recipe! -
Girl Scout Service Project: Project LinusIf your Girl Scout troop of any age is looking for a worthy service project, consider Project Linus! Scouts will enjoy making blankets to give to other children in need of a warm hug and a blanket! -
Project Linus: A Worthy Service ProjectConsider becoming a blanketeer for Project Linus, a worthy service project you or your group can do at home. Making blankets for Project Linus is fun and easy and provides a soft, warm hug to children in need! -
Illegal Aliens and Health Care Reform: Will They Receive Taxpayer Funded Healthcare?Considering the huge price tag associated with the Health Care reform bills that are currently under consideration, American citizens need a clear answer on whether House Bill HR 3200 intends to cover Illegal Aliens. -
Love StorySunny writes a love note to her one true love on their fifteenth wedding anniversary -
Dear Birthmother: Thoughts from an Adoptive MotherDear Birthmother. Almost twelve years ago, I sat down to my computer to pen the most important letter of my life. -
Baucus Health Care Reform Proposal is an Expensive 10-year FixThe Baucus Health Care Reform proposal is a costly $856 billion proposal to legislate sweeping changes in the nation's health care system. -
Brownie Meetings - Ten Tips for a Successful Brownie Girl Scout MeetingAdvice from an experienced Girl Scout leader to help make your Brownie Girl Scout meetings enjoyable for you and the your Brownies! -
Racism, Jimmy Carter and the Obama AdministrationJimmy Carter inserts his ridiculous accusations of racism into the important national debate over health care reform. -
The Public Option and Health Care ReformObama continues to reiterate to Americans his health care reform ideas. Even though every day citizens are making their voices heard clearly, he just keeps thinking if he repeats himself often enough, we're going to buy it. -
Twilight Obsession: Is it Healthy for Moms and Daughters?The obsession with the Twilight saga continues as "New Moon" prepares for its movie release in November. Here are some thoughts on sharing your fascination for all things Twilight with your daughter. -
Home Schooled Girl Ordered to Attend Public School Over "Rigid Faith"A 10-year old home schooled girl has been ordered to attend public school because her Christian beliefs were found to be too "rigid" by the guardian ad litem during the renegotiation of her parent's custody agreement. -
10 Tips to Help You Get Your Money's Worth at Your Doctor's OfficePreparation is the key to having a successful medical exam with your doctor. Active participation with your physician is imperative to receiving proper care, diagnosis and treatment at your next office visit. -
Adult Stem Cell Research Leads to a Method to Replace Damaged Heart TissueThe ethical debate continues over embryonic stem cell research even though embryonic research has not proven successful while adult stem cell research continues to deliver results. -
How to Clean Fine Jewelry: Care and Maintenance of Gemstones and MetalsCleaning all of your fine jewelry can easily be accomplished at home with a few household items. Before you tackle the task of polishing all of the jewels in your jewelry box, you need to know that many gemstones require unique care. -
Reece's Rainbow Brings Down Syndrome Babies Home to Adoptive FamiliesReece's Rainbow promotes international adoption of babies with Down syndrome in an effort to prevent their abortion and to promote acceptance and compassion for the some of world's most vulnerable citizens. -
Jaycee Dugard Found After 18 Years Held Captive by a Convicted Sex OffenderWhen violent sexual predators, such as Phillip Garrido, only receive a 10 year sentence for a violent sexual assault, they are released only to troll for more victims. The vicious cycle of sexual assault continues. -
10 Shade Loving PerennialsIf you long for colorful flowers to brighten up a shady area of your yard, consider these 10 shade loving perennials. They are guaranteed to bring color to your shady nook! -
How to Attract Hummingbirds and Goldfinches to Your GardenYou can easily attract Hummingbirds and Goldfinches to your flower garden for your enjoyment. Follow these easy steps and they'll be visiting your garden soon! -
2 Easy Campfire Meals Kids Will Love!When you plan your next camping trip, be sure to check out these easy meals you can prepare over the campfire! They are sure-fire crowd pleasers! -
Meet Van Jones: Barack Obama's Green Jobs CzarA graduate of Yale Law School, Jones initially seems suitable to be an advisor to Obama. However, a deeper look into the past of Van Jones, a self described radical communist and black nationalist, raises many concerns.
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3 Healthy Trail Mix RecipesHealthy trail mixes are the perfect snack for the busy family. Check out these trail mix recipes that will provide healthy amounts of antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, fiber and omega-3 fats. What's not to love? -
The Restoration of a Vintage Viet Nam Era UH-1H Huey HelicopterThe story of how one man's passion is changing the lives of many with the restoration of a UH-1H Huey Helicopter. -
5 Top Corn Mazes in Central IndianaIndiana is known for its sweet corn and in the fall, many farmers cut fantastic mazes throughout their fields. Before planning your maize journey, check out these top 5 mazes and fall festivals!