I’m Trying Traditional Chinese Medicine. Here’s Why and How It’s Going

by Angela Tague // December 7, 2021 // No Comments

The last month has been wild. I decided to fully embrace Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and give it a shot to manage a new-ish health issue. A few years ago I was diagnosed with a large tumor in my... Continue reading →

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Exhale

by Angela Tague // November 2, 2021 // No Comments

Exhale. It’s the word that floated into my mind after an exhausting afternoon of sorting and unpacking moving boxes. You did it. You navigated a season of change, and now you can transition into a season of rest. Exhale. Let... Continue reading →

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3 Ways to Make Lawn Mowing Easier When You Have Arthritis and Fatigue

by Angela Tague // October 5, 2021 // 2 Comments

This past spring I bought a brand new lawnmower! I know that may not sound very exciting, but let me tell you, it’s made all the difference in juggling the chronic pain in my hands from rheumatoid arthritis and summer... Continue reading →

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Grow at Your Own Pace

by Angela Tague // September 7, 2021 // No Comments

As summer fades, the kids head back to school and my friends share photos of their home canning adventures (we do a lot of this in the Midwest!) on Facebook, I’m celebrating my first tiny green tomato orbs. You see,... Continue reading →

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Paying Your ‘You Bill’ Helps to Manage Your Energy

by Angela Tague // August 3, 2021 // No Comments

Bills. They ping our inboxes without skipping a cycle. We reciprocate with payments and move forward with yet another month of electricity, groceries, vehicles, homes, credit cards and whatever else we enjoy paying for the use of in our lives.... Continue reading →

A New Way to Move Stagnant Energy and Reduce Pain: I Tried Acupuncture and Moxibustion

by Angela Tague // July 6, 2021 // No Comments

The pungent bonfire-esque aroma of burning mugwort greeted me at the front door as I eyed a Buddha statue, lush green plants, framed medical credentials, a glass case filled with herbal supplements and the patient before me finishing up at... Continue reading →