Stephanie Slaughter
Stephanie Slaughter, a freelance writer for more than five years, primarily writes about health and family, sharing what she learns from personal, medical and life experience. Slaughter attended South Plains College School of Nursing and Surgical Technology. Slaughter writes for Demand Studios and Associated Content, as well as a health blog.
Slaughter has had a passion for writing since her childhood and is currently working on a series of child safety books and a mystery novel.
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Slaughter has had a passion for writing since her childhood and is currently working on a series of child safety books and a mystery novel.
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Jessica's BabyThe first chapter of a novel, 'Jessica's Baby' by Stephanie Slaughter.
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How To Conquer Writer's BlockAs writers, sometimes we can get stuck. We see a blank page in front of us with a blinking cursor and it can feel like you're banging your head against a wall. It happens to the best of us. But, there are a few ways that you can overcome the block.
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How To Improve Your Writing SkillsAs a hopeful writer, sometimes you can get wrapped up in submitting your work to editors, agents and you worry about getting published, working out a contract and other details. However, all of these thoughts can sometimes make you forget the most important thing.
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How To Avoid Being an Amateur WriterDo you dream of being a professional author? Do you wish you could find a break and get published? There are thousands of other writers that wish the same thing but many of them make simple mistakes that can be avoided.
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How To Live Debt-FreeDo you dream of being out of debt but it seems it will never happen and it's too far out of reach? Millions of people feel that way, but there are ways to get out of debt and be free. Here are some tips.
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How To Plan a Great Baby ShowerIf you have a baby shower coming up and you're asked to host, you have come to the right place. Here are some tips that will help you plan a great shower that the expectant mother will remember for years to come.
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Global Warming: The Impact and SolutionUnless you've been on Mars or locked in a closet away from the world for a couple of decades, you've heard these terms: climate change and global warming. It is a very, very REAL threat to humans, animals and all living things on this planet alike. -
Fantastic, Melt-in-your-Mouth Hash Browns: Recipe and TipsIf you have ever tried to make hash browns, you may have figured out that unless you did it just right, hash browns can be a little tricky to make. Following is a recipe and some tips on how you can make delicious hash browns very quickly and easily.
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Do-it-Yourself Wedding FavorsThe wedding day is one of the most important days in a woman's lifetime. Wedding favors are a big part of the process and by making your own, you can put your own personal flair on your wedding and show a bit of your crafty side. -
Too Tall to Date a Shorter Man?Many women are completely against dating a man shorter than they are. It seems to intimidate the man and keeps him distant from taller women, and the women feel that they are towering over the shorter men. But, should it matter if a man is taller than you?
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Myspace: Where to Find Icons, Graphics and MoreMany Myspace users have found that by using icons, cool backgrounds and other images, their profiles are more eye-catching and interesting.
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Best U.S. Surf SpotsThere are hundreds of surfing spots around the U.S. coast, and here are some that are considered the best.
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How to Predict Your Child's Future HeightMany parents wonder how tall their child will be when they are an adult. Use these websites and formulas to get an estimation.
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Foods that Boost EnergyThree in the afternoon at work. You have no energy, you're tired, your mind is wandering everywhere but on the memo you need to type, and it's still only three. How do you fix an energy drain like this that happens so frequently?
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Diets that Keep High Blood Pressure in CheckHigh blood pressure is a condition that affects millions of Americans each year, but there are diets you can follow to help keep it at a good level.
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Can Dark Chocolate Prevent Heart Disease?Scientists have found that dark chocolate is not only a sweet snack, but it can also possibly have some interesting health benefits.
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How To: Protect Yourself from SpywareSpyware is computer software that gathers information about you from your computer without your consent. The threat of spyware is turning into a big problem and you need to know how to protect yourself and your computer.
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Tips for Beginning Chess PlayersThe game of chess is centuries old and is thought to have started in India. The game is quite popular, and is about strategy. For a beginner, chess can be confusing and hard to learn, but with practice, almost anyone can master the game.
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Can Drinking Tea Be Healthy?Can drinking tea have health benefits? Laboratory studies have been conducted and show some positive signs that tea can have healthy benefits and effects in humans.
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Amtgard: A Medieval Role Playing Recreation OrganizationAmtgard is an international group of people devoted to recreating elements of the medieval, historical and fantasy genres, concentrating on the reconstruction of medieval combat. -
The Art of Meditation: Kick Stress to the CurbIn this day and age, time moves at warp speed, and consequently, so do we. Most never have the time or want the time to sit down and take a break, but then we wonder why we feel stressed and depressed. Does this sound like you?
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Best Lubbock RestaurantsMy family dines out occasionally, and when we would like a change from the few restaurants in our small town, we travel to the nearby city of Lubbock, TX. Lubbock has a huge variety of restaurants. Following are some of our personal favorites.
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San Antonio: A Great Summer Vacation DestinationIf you've never been to San Antonio, you're missing out. The city is one of my family's favorite summer vacations. With so many attractions, it's guaranteed to be a fun and exciting vacation for the whole family. -
Looking Back: One Woman's Century of MemoriesWhen considering a lifetime, many don't think of living for nearly 100 years. The average life span is not that long, statistically speaking. A few, however, are fortunate enough to live very long, full lives -
Five Foods Closer to a Flatter StomachIt's summertime and bikini season, and most of us would give anything to have a flatter stomach. The abdomen is one of the hardest regions of the body to lose fat and trim up.
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My Fourth of July Dessert IdeasThe Fourth of July is the major holiday of the summer. It is all about our country, food, fun and fireworks. Most believe that festive desserts and their presentation are some of the most important details for your celebration barbeque.
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How to Gracefully Exit of a Party, Fast!If you have to attend parties, but don't want to, and you make an appearance but want to find a way to get out in the shortest time possible, follow these tips. You can gracefully attend a party, make an appearance, and appease the host.
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Removing Laundry Stains the Environmentally Conscious WayIf you have kids, or a spouse, or you yourself are a stain magnet, you know that some stains are almost impossible to get out. Following are some solutions to help get stains out of clothing, the green way.
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Menopause: The Best Foods for You and Your SymptomsIf you are going through menopause, you know that the symptoms can be rough. Hot flashes and night sweats can be some of the worst. But, scientists say, there are certain foods and supplements you can consume - or avoid - that may reduce symptoms.
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Palo Duro Canyon: A Cheap Family Vacation Spot in West TexasDo you have children out of school for the summer? Are you trying to find a cheap, yet fun way to have a family vacation this summer, amidst the high gas prices?
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Best Beaches in BermudaSummer is here and it's time for vacation. If you're looking for somewhere that is beautiful, tropical, sunny and a comfortable 80 degrees, Bermuda might be for you.
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How To: Go Green!Going green is one of the hottest new trends, from the celebrities in the news doing it, to local lawmakers evaluating current policies. Here are a few simple ways that you can help to "go green".
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Foods that Help Reduce CholesterolMany people suffer from high cholesterol, which can lead to serious illnesses such as stroke, heart attack and artery diseases. A low-fat diet is essential to avoid high levels of bad cholesterol, and in maintaining your health.
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How To: Relieve Seasonal Allergies NaturallyIf you are one of the 35 million Americans that suffers from allergies and hay fever, you know that relief is sometimes hard to find. Prescription drugs are always an option, but sometimes have side effects like drowsiness.
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To Spank or Not to Spank?Do you spank your child? Do you not spank your child? This is one major question faced by many new parents. The debate has gone on for years, and probably will continue. Sides are split on whether or not spanking is a good idea.
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Are You a Shopaholic?A shopaholic is a person that cannot control their spending habits. Do this sound like you? Here are a few signs.
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Do Detox Diets Work?A detox diet is a strict regimen that generally includes limiting stimulants, caffeine, sugar, meat and carbohydrates. Each detox diet varies, but usually stress eating only raw vegetables, yogurt, and drinking water for seven to ten days. But do they work?
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The Quest for Mama's Diamond: How I Won a Free DiamondHow a small town scavenger hunt can turn into a sparkling Mother's Day. -
Radio Free TexasInternet radio has really gained popularity over the last several years. One of the best known internet radio stations today is Radio Free Texas.
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The Historic and Antique DistrictMy town, Plainview, is a small friendly community in West Texas. The best kept secret in this town is the historic and antique district.
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Facts About RSV DiseaseRespiratory syncytial virus, also known as RSV disease, can be a be a very serious illness and mainly affects infants and small children under the age of two.
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How to Get the Most Out of a Tank of GasWith ever-increasing gas prices, it is getting expensive to drive a car, even to work and back. A tank of gas doesn't always last long and it can be very costly to fill up your tank every week, or even more than once a week.
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Poetry: A Glance at the Main FormsThere are hundreds of different types of poetry. Some have been around for centuries and others have been adopted recently and given a name. Following is a comprehensive list of seven of the main and most popular types of poetry used today.
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How To: Make a Graphic with PSPPaint Shop Pro, a.k.a. PSP, is a great program that can be used to make animated or non-animated graphics. You can use them for a countless number of things. Here's how - step by step. -
An Interview with Las Vegas' Premiere Elvis ImpersonatorYou've seen the glitz and glamour on TV, or better yet, in person. What, you ask? I'm talking about Las Vegas, Nevada. The lights, the sounds, the entertainment, and of course, the Elvis impersonators.
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Living the Military Life, At Home, At WarThe following is an interview with a United States Army Specialist that recounts his time spent in Iraq.