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Do you bake; do you want to learn how to bake? As a person who loves to eat, I can tell you, I love people who love to bake. If you have an interest in baking, then you don’t want to miss these sites. With everything from how to bake to advance recipes and decorating tips, these sites have a wealth of information.

These sites are not listed in any order except the general titles.

General Baking

1.  17 and Baking – As a 17 year old honor student, this young lady doesn’t have much time but loves to cook. She has put this site together to share her passion.

2.  Apple & Spice – From a young girl helping her grandma make jam tarts, to working on her degree in Food and Nutrition Katie has loved to cook. This site has some very nice, beautiful and tasty looking treats.

3.  Culinary in the Country! – Joe grew up trying to help him mom cook, but usually ended up as the taste tester. As he got into his 20’s he began to get tired of eating out and decided to get back into the kitchen. This site is about his journey through learning how to cook.

4.  The Adventures of Kitchen Girl – As a mother of 3, Jo not only loves to cook, but she loves to share he adventures as she try’s new things in the kitchen.

5.  Fresh from the Oven – Mandy started this site a few years ago as a novice baker, over time she has worked hard and learned a wealth of information which she uses this site to share with you.

6.  Spike Bakes – This site has a ton of information and advice from topics such as “Indonesian ginger tofu” to “chocolate crème caramel disaster”, if you are looking for ideas or advice this is a great site.

7.  Sweet Sins – Born in Germany but now living in Australia, Eva loves to look at the world in a culinary way.

8.  Amanda’s Cooking – Amanda is no stranger to online sites. Having created several, writing for many she knows how to deliver the information readers want. This site is all about her love of cooking and sharing ideas for the kitchen.

9.  At The Baker’s Bench – As a freelance writer, editor and recipe developer, Sandy uses this site along with her knowledge and skills from baking professionally to bring you some great advice.

10.  Baking and Boys! – Married with four boys, Katrina loves to share her passion of cooking. With topics from “almost vegan spelt walnut chocolate chip cookies” (whew had to take a break after saying that one) to “Almond Joy Coconut Brownie Recipe” this site has a wealth of information.

11.  Beantown Baker – Brought to you all the way from Boston, this site has everything from appetizers, dinners, to pumpkins. This is a great site if you are looking for ideas or advice.

12.  Courtney’s Sweets – Having a sweet tooth since a young girl, Courtney uses this site to share her adventures in baking, discuss products she recommends and share recipes.

13.  Holy Sweet – In this simple but rather beautiful site, Linda uses her tallest to share advice and tips on creating some very lavish pastry designs.

14.  Passionate about Baking – Deeba uses this site to share her passion of cooking, as well there are some other hits of stuff such as photography and nature thrown in.

15.  The Singleton in the Kitchen – Working on her M.A. from Georgetown University, this Texan has decided to share some of her adventures in the kitchen.

16.  The Baking Pan – As a wife and mother, Carol uses this site to share her experiences in the kitchen, share recipes, and just have fun doing what she loves.

17.  Alpine Berry – With her love to cook, bake and garden, Mary uses this site to share her recipes and other bits of her life.

18.  A whisk & A Spoon – Stephanie uses this site to share her recipes, ideas, knowledge and just fun that she has in the kitchen.

19.  Blog Chef – Brought to you by Bobby, this site is all about the passion for cooking, sharing recipes and other articles relation to the culinary world.

20.  Dessert First – Living in the Bay Area, Anita uses her training from a course at the Tante Marie’s Cooking School, to now work in a little bakery in the East Bay area. In this site she coverall all areas of baking and shares some great information.

21.  Engineer Baker – A Chemical Engineer by trade, Caitlin uses this site to share her love for cooking and her adventures in the kitchen.

22.  The Busty Baker – Danae works hard in the retail world, but when she is not there, she’s baking. When she’s not baking, she’s thinking about baking. This site is about her creations and love for cooking.

23.  Piece of Cake – A wife and mother, Shauna is a self taught baker. She loves to cook, laugh and have fun with her family. She uses her talents in this site to share with you some great advice, stories, tips and tricks for the kitchen.

24.  Sticky Gooey Creamy Chewy – This ex lawyer, mother, wife and professional musician loves to cook. Coming from a long line of Italians, she loves to share her creations, knowledge and talents in the kitchen.

25.  Technicolor Kitchen – Full of great recipes, ideas, and advice, this site by Patricia is not only fun to read but well written and colorful.

26.  Andrea Meyers – This wife and mother is a freelance food writer, but beyond that, she loves to cook and uses this site to share her adventures in the kitchen.

27.  Bake or Break – Learning from an early age that home cooking is important this lady has decided to help others by sharing her kitchen in this site.

28.  Jenn’s Baking Chamber – Jennifer uses this site to share her passion for cooking. In this site she shares advice, recipes and a wealth of information.

29.  Belle of the Bakery – When she’s not working to become an attorney, Elyse can be found in the kitchen doing what she loves, cooking.

30.  Culinary Concoctions by Peabody – With a love for food, Peabody loves spending time in her kitchen trying out new creations. She uses this site to try and inspire others to try new things in the kitchen.

31.  My Baking Addiction – An middle school teacher by day, home chef by night. Jamie loves cooking as well as sharing her journey. This site is full of some great information and beautiful pictures.

32.  Peanut Butter Boy – Nick’s love for cooking is only second to his love for peanut butter. He strives hard to eat healthy and most of his recipes on this site are on the healthy side.

33.  Sugar Duchess – A wife and mother, LaChelle loves to bake and decorate cakes. With a royal sweet tooth, she has a passion for learning and excellence both in the kitchen and in life.

34.  The Tortefeasor – Cathy is a Yankee living in the south with her husband and kids. She uses this site to share her adventures in the kitchen.

35.  Anne Strawberry – Asking you to not step on her husband, kids, or dog, Anne invites you into her kitchen. This site has a range of information from appetizers to vegetables, if you are looking for ideas or advice its here.

36.  Bitter Sweet – Although this site is about crafts, many of the topics involve food. With some very tasty looking ideas this site has a lot to share.

37.  The Canadian Baker – This site has been around for several years, and with topics from pumpkin spice muffins to blondie cupcakes, this site has a wealth of information.

38.  Dozen Flours – As a creative outlet, Julia loves to bake desserts. Here she shares some of her favorite recipes and advice.

39.  Milk and Cookies – As an amateur both in blogging and in the kitchen Jen decided to start her own blog, share her journey and invite others along for the ride.

40.  My Wooden Spoon – As a wife and mother, Lori has her hands full, but she loves to cook. Hired by Kraft to create an original recipe with Velveeta, Lori’s creation won first place in the May issue of Taste of Home. She uses this site to share her passion for cooking, advice and to inspire others.

41.  Savory Sweet Life – Alice uses this site to share her love of food, cooking, and photography. With a wide range of topics and great advice this is a great site.

42.  Sweet & Simple Bakes – This site is all about baking, for both novice and professional bakers. If you have an interest in baking, this is one site you want to keep up with.

43.  Get Baked – This young girl love to bake, travel and design. She uses this site to share her journey through the kitchen and more.

44.  Apple Pie, Patis, & Pate – This site from Jude, is all about cooking from the home kitchen, learning to create something from scratch, and sharing that journey.

45.  Bakerella – This site was started to keep track of this lady’s baking and decorating attempts. She uses this site to share her journey, advice, and hopes to inspire others.

46.  Baking Obsession – As a former dentist, Vera hopes one day to become a patisserie. She uses this site to share her kitchen, her creations and her passion for cooking.

47.  Chocablog – As the self described “The chocolate blog”, this site strives to find and review the best chocolate in the world, share recipes and advice.

48.  Good Eats n Sweet Treats – Jamie is one of those people who live to eat, she has a great passion for cooking and loves to share her creations with others.

49.  Tartelette – This site by Helen covers her passion for cooking, developing recipes, styling and photographing food, and sharing all this with others. She also has her recipes in both English and French.

50.  She Bakes and She Cooks – Cher loves to bake and cook, in this site she shares her passion, recipes and knowledge.

51.  Zoe Bakes – Zoe has gone from cooking in her kitchen to being trained by the Culinary Institute of America, allowing her to work as a pastry chef at several Twin Cities restaurants. She has began to teach others and decided to put this site together to share her talents and knowledge.

Cakes

52.  Pink Cake Box – Anne is the founder of Pink Cake Box, a specialty cake shop, and uses this blog to share some of their creations of cakes, cupcakes and cookies.

53.  Cake… Or Death? – Liz loves to bake and loves cakes. She shares her creations, recipes, and knowledge through this site. With the wide range of articles she has, this is a great site to keep up with.

54.  Cake, Batter, and Bowl – As a postdoc by day, working hard in the hospital, Kerstin loves to come home and unwind by playing in the kitchen. This site features her recipes for quick and healthy meals.

55.  Evil Cake Lady – This lady loves to bake, she’s not evil in a bad way, more like devil’s food cake kind of evil. In this site she shares her creations and recipes.

56.  Heavenly Cake Baker – This site is all about teaching how to bake through following the recipes found in Rose’s Heavenly Cakes book.

57.  The Caked Crusader – This site is a great site full of information and advice on baking cakes, usually delivered with a side of fun.

58.  Cake Journal – Brought to you by Louise, this site is all about baking and decorating cakes. Having written the ebook “Easter Treats by CakeJournal”, Louise uses this site to share her knowledge and talents.

59.  Gigi Cakes – Gigi uses this site to bring you a wealth of information on cakes, with post from “Eggnog Pound Cake with Crystal Rum Glaze” to “Giant Cranberry oatmeal Cookies” this site has a ton of stuff.

Cookies

60.  Baking Bites – Nicole brings you this site to share her advice, tips and tricks, recipes and reviews for both the novice and advanced bakers.

61.  Clumbsy Cookie – This lady not only loves cookies, she loves to share with others. Full of advice and recipes this site is a great site to follow.

62.  Cream Puffs in Venice – Ivonne comes from a large Italian family and she loves to cook. Growing up around family that loved spending time in the kitchen, she has had a love of cooking all her life. In this site she shares some great works of art from her kitchen.

63.  Cookie Madness – Anna started this site to keep track of her adventures in the kitchen, but it has become a great place for her to share her wonderful creations.

Cupcakes

64.  Cup Cake – Software quality engineer by day, cup cake baker by night, Cheryl has always loved to cook, and with her blog she has an outlet to share her creations, advice and knowledge.

65.  All Thinks Cupcake – If you like to eat or bake cupcakes then you don’t want to miss this site. All about cupcakes is just that, everything you ever wanted to know from baking to decorating it’s here.

66.  Cupcake Project – Accepting to bake some cupcakes for a friends wedding, this lady had to master the cupcake in a short time. From there, she has continued to grow in the cupcake world, winning several awards. In this site, she shares her love of baking.

67.  Cupcakes take the Cake – As they say, “All Cupcakes, all the time”, that’s what this site is all about. With tons of information and advice, this site is well worth the reading.

68.  How to eat a Cupcake – This site is full of “how to’s” for baking cupcakes and more. With the wealth of information and the range of topics, this is a great site.

Bread

69.  Bread Basket Case – Public defender by day, and a baker on the weekends, Marie started with breads and is now branching out to cakes. Follow along with her and track her journey through the baking world.

70.  The Fresh Loaf – If you like to bake bread, then you don’t want to miss this site. With everything from advice and recipes to reviews, blogs and a full forum, this is a great site with a wealth of information.

71.  Wild Yeast – Susan works hard on this site to help those who have a love of baking bread. In this site, she covers all aspects of bread, with tips and advice along the way.

Vegetarian

72.  Eat me, Delicious – If you are or know someone who is a vegetarian, then this site is for you, full of recipes and advice on baking all sorts of treats that are vegetarian based.

Recipes

73.  RecipeGirl – This site is all about recipes, with a ton of them here, a blog for discussion and a place to shop, this site has you covered.

Pros and Supplies

74.  Baking Mad – This site has everything you want to know about baking and more. From recipes and baking ideas to a place where you can ask the experts, this site has you covered.

75.  Better Baking – This is an online magazine for bakers. Brought to you by cookbook author, pastry chef, food journalist and writer, Marcy Goldman, this site has a wealth of information that you don’t want to miss.

76.  Pastry Chef Central – If you are looking for baking supplies, this is a great store. With everything for baking and pastries, this site has what you need.

77.  King Arthur Flour – Here this company uses their blog to discuss a wide range of topics covering “Hot Stuff From King Arthur’s Hearth”.

78.  Eggbeater – As a on the job trained chef, Shuna fish Lydon has been cooking professionally in New York, California and London for more than 16 years. With years of experience and professional advice, this site is full of the information you need.

79.  Real Baking With Rose – Considered the “Diva of Desserts”, Rose has written several cookbooks and uses this site to share her talents and expertise. This site has everything from advice, recipes to a full forum where you can discuss your ideas as well.

80.  Kitchen Krafts – This is the Foodcrafter’s Supply Catalog. If you are looking for any type of supplies, this site will have what you are looking for.

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There are many different types of mental illness but I’d like to focus on one, depression. Having lived with borderline depression myself for most of my life, I know the feeling of loneliness. Even though I’m surrounded by people most of the time I still find myself feeling lonely, wondering why I’m here, why was I born and if the world would be better off without me. At times I just feel like crying, hiding, and worse. It’s hard for me to understand why and what’s going on, let alone the people around me.

There is still a lot we don’t know about the brain, but technology is growing faster than ever. A MRI Technician these days can do wonders to help map out what is going inside a person’s head. Doctors use these tools to try and help, but for many we don’t have the money or insurance to go.

I’ve put together this list of sites to help those like myself by realizing we are not alone and to possibly help those around us understand what is going on. For most people like myself, there are people who care, the problem is seeing and believing it.

WebMD list Mood disorders as: “These disorders, also called affective disorders, involve persistent feelings of sadness or periods of feeling overly happy, or fluctuations from extreme happiness to extreme sadness. The most common mood disorders are depression, mania and bipolar disorder.”

These sites are from people living with these disorders themselves or are living with people who have them. They have decided to write about their journey, sometimes as a way to just express themselves other times in hopes to help others.

The Lives and Stories

Depression Marathon – Etta was diagnosed with depression about a decade ago. Like many she lost the life she once had, but through treatment and her willingness to continue to live she re-created herself into a person she likes. She hopes through her site, others can start to understand and treat people with mental illness with more respect.

Different Thoughts – In this blog, Marian talks about the journey through many different states of the mind and spending time in university. Going through this process without the use of psychiatry, Marian has a unique outlook on what is going on and possible ways to deal with it.

The Eye of the Storm – Tempest, a man who is a network and computer technician, diagnosed as bipolar, has lived all over and is married. He decided to write this site to try and explain who he is and why he is. Along with bipolar, he has sleep apnea which can at times make things much worse, though he now uses a CPAP machine and feels much better. He hopes through his writings he can express himself and in the process give hope to others.

Furious Seasons – As a long term psych patient that has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, this journalist uses his talents as a writer to discuss the quality and direction of mental healthcare here in America as well as around the world.

If You’re Going Through Hell Keep Going – Susan, a writer that has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and struggles with it, uses this site to discuss what she has been and is going through. From listing out the meds she has been on, to topics on a wide variety of subjects, this site has a wealth of information.

Caught In My Bipolar Burble – This young lady self claims “Brought to you by your neighborhood misanthropic, buxom, bondage-positive, bipolar, bisexual, flying, loquacious hedonist author. Now with VNS capabilities.” With post from “Eggs over easy with a side of lawnmower” to “Obviously traumatizing dreams” this site has a ton of information and is well worth the reading.

Bipolar Recovery – Having come from a abusive family, troubled past, time spent in and out of psych hospitals, Jane talks about her past what she went through and how she became a survivor, not a statistic.

Karen: In Theory – Karen, diagnosed with bipolar, uses this site to monitor herself to have some anchor point to be able to tell how she is doing and where she is in life. Coming from a stable home with a happy childhood, Karen is convinced that mental illness is inherited and hard to deal with.

More than Conquerors – A Christian with bipolar, living in Singapore, Nancie enjoys photography and writing. She uses her talents as a writer to talk about her journey with bipolar as well as her belief in God and how he has helped her along the way.

Madsadgirl – As an OU graduate, this girl tries many hobbies in an attempt to take up her time, not allowing her time to think about being depressed. In this blog she writes about life with depression as well as subjects like patient participation and patient rights.

Moody Swinger – Carter, having been diagnosed with manic depressive disorder, uses this blog on the lighter side and try’s to put a little fun into his articles about his life and living with depression.

My Sad Alter Ego – Living with bipolar disorder, this person uses this blog as a place to vent. Feeling that it’s possibly better and much cheaper that a shrink, this site is a place to let their story be told.

My Thirteenth Sad Day – Ruby has filled this site with a wealth of information, from living with depression, relationships, to identity. With such a range of topics, and a ton of post, this site is well worth the reading.

Postpartum Progress – As the most read blog in the US on depression and postpartum, this site is aimed at women who suffer and the people who care for them. This site is packed full of information and is here to try and help. This is a must read for any women, feeling depressed or not, before and after having a baby.

Our Adventure In Bipolarland – In this blog, Sally writes about her life with her husband who has bipolar disorder. She’s a wife, mother and grandmother, who uses her talents as a writer to discuss the issues in and around dealing with someone who had a mental illness.

The Mass Defective – Sid uses this blog to share her story of living with mental illness. As a mother, on disability, she has had many different diagnoses from borderline personality disorder, bipolar, to PTSD, yet she still is not sure which one fits.

The Secret Life Of A Manic Depressive – As a young girl from Ireland, Seaneen uses this blog to talk more about mental disorders rather than day to day life. With a wealth of information, covering a wide range of mental health topics, this site is a great site for those who are trying to understand what mental illness is and how to help.

Rantings and Ramblings – A wife and mother, this lady who is depressed is no longer medicated. In this blog she covers her journey through life, both as a place to express but also in hopes to help others going down the same path.

Disjointed Thoughts – Laura, diagnosed with depression, uses this blog to chronicle her life. Living with depression, feeling a little social phobia, and having OCD has made for an interesting life, follow along through this blog and you might find something that may help you.

Storied Mind – John has put this site together as a place for people to share their stories of recovery in hopes that these stories will help others who are going through life with depression. Loaded with a ton of stories, this site has people from every walk of life sharing their life to help others.

Migrainchow.com – This site is about life with mental disorders, migraines, and more. Written by Immi, about life from day to day. Covering many different topics, and being both funny as well as quite frank at times, this site is well worth reading.

Svasti: A Journey From Assault To Wholeness – As a woman living in Australia, this lady is trying to find life again after one horrible incident. After being assaulted, she found that this was the onset of depression and PTSD. Living with the assault would be hard enough, the rest most can’t imagine.

A Tangle Of Weeds – As a single mother, Kate is a free spirit caught in a prison of depression and finding herself spending way too much time watching life go by. She uses this site to ramble about her life, things that make her laugh and things that make her cry.

All About Bipolar – This site is brought to you by a 25 year old mother of four who finds herself living with bipolar and panic disorder. She uses this site to discuss her life, what she is going through, and how she is coping in hopes that she can help others who are going through the same thing.

My Mentally Ill Life – Carol, a wife and mother, finds herself supporting her special needs daughter. Through this blog she covers her journey, in hopes to help others, as well to try and find answers for her own journey.


The Professionals who can Help:

Laura’s Psychology Blog – As a professor in the world of Psychology, Laura uses this blog to discuss and cover many different ranges of mental illness. This site has a wealth of information, for anyone trying to find answers this site is a must read.

Mental Health Blog – This site covers all areas of mental illness in all ages of individuals. With post covering a wide range of topics, a forum, and a great list of counselors this site as answers to most of the questions you can come up with.

PsychCentral – This site is probably one of is not the largest site covering mental health. Covering conditions, drugs, news, and research, with resources and a great blog, this site has it all. With the wealth of information this site has, if you have or care for someone who has a mental illness you need to be reading this site.

Beyondblue – This group is here to help both the individual as well as bring a national focus to the needs of those suffering from mental disorders. They are working to build a society that understands and is able to respond to the need of someone living with depression.

Beyond Meds – Although this site is a personal site covering the journey of one man’s life dealing with mental illness, I’ve put it here due to the amount of information in the site about the need for and over use of medications.

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These 25 horrible facial and body deformations should make you sit back and think things could be worse. Many times we look in the mirror and gripe because we don’t like our hair or we have a pimple. I think these people would take a bad hair day or pimple over what they have to live with, in a heartbeat. Most of these pictures are facial tumors. As far as we know, all of the images are real; none have been photoshopped or altered in anyway.

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Statistics show that over 30% of all Americans will die from heart related diseases. These sites cover ways to know if you are having a heart attack, ways to prevent a heart attack, to personal stories from saviors who can help you get your life back after having a heart attack.

Heart Disease

1.  Guide to Heart Disease – This site is related to Heart & all heart problems, diseases. In this site you will find post from General Health, Heart Disease’s, to Strokes. This site is full of the information you need to be informed about heart disease.

2.  What to Do If You Are Having a Heart Attack! – This blog covers how to tell if you are having a Heart Attack and what to do, including covering areas of what is a heart attack.

Hearth Health

3.  The Heart Scan Blog – Brought to you by Dr. William Davis, this is a very large site chocked full of info covering all aspects of coronary heart disease. If you have a question, you can find the answer here. This site is laid out to provide you with the right information for diets and what you need to know to prevent a heart attack.

4.  Lisa Nelson RD – A registered dietitian with a double bachelor in Nutrition and Exercise Science, Lisa Nelson RD, has put together this blog to help people lose weight, lower cholesterol, control high blood pressure, live the life they want and be healthy.

Personal Experiences

5.  HEARTHAWK – Brought to you by an engineer with an MBA who also suffers from heart disease, this site is about his path to save himself in hopes that it can help others at the same time.

6.  WELCOME TO THE ZIPPER CLUB – “Welcome to the Zipper Club” Those are the words, uttered by a stranger who held the door for me as I exited the hospital, that made me realize I had just begun a new life.

7.  Round 2: Life After a Heart Attack – John Huegel, a professional photographer, uses his blog to talk about life after a heart attack. With post from exercise to things to be thankful of, you will find this site fun to read.

8.  Heart Attack – As a digital photographer, web designer, wife and mother, Vi Adkins decided to share her experience with her husbands heart attack.

9.  I Had a Mini-Stroke and What Happened After – Stazjia uses this blog to talk about something very close to her, what happened when she had a mini-stroke and how it has changed her life.

Blood Pressure

10.  Blood Test Info – If you need too or want to learn more about your blood pressure, this site has everything you need to know. With post about high blood pressure to AIDS, you can find what you are looking for here.

11.  High Blood Pressure Treatment – High Cholesterol Treatment – As a lady who loves God, family, animals and gardening, the Flowergardener brings you this site to talk about treating your high blood pressure and cholesterol. With topics from natural medicine for your heart to product recommendations, you will find this site has a ton of information for you.

12.  10 Things You Should Know About Blood Pressure Readings – After having questions about blood pressure, how to get accurate readings, and what the readings mean this gentleman has sought to share his findings with others in hopes that the answers he found will help everyone.

Prevention

13.  The Prevention Revolution – As a Dr. of Epidemiology, Dr. Desiree Jones uses her experience and knowledge to put together a very informative blog to help everyone get some accurate and scientifically researched answers to the questions of how to prevent heart diseases.

14.  Heart Disease Prevention – This blog goes into detail about the statistics of heart diseases and related deaths in the U.S. With information from “Is Obesity Hard-Wired in the Brain” to “How Is Coffee Linked to Weight Gain”, you can be sure to find a ton of very useful information here.

15.  Refuse a heart attack NOW! – Refuse to suffer a heart attack by making wise simple choices about your life. Here, you will find powerful self-empowering info, tools and resources to make life-saving personal transformation. To reverse heart disease and to live a heart-attack-proof lifestyle explore NOW ….

16.  Live With No More Heart Disease – This site goes over information that will help you control your diabetes, through using nutrients and products such as Synergy.

17.  Promote Heart Health and Prevent Heart Disease – As a trained Internal Medicine doctor, Dr. Dyer uses this blog to help people understand how to have a healthy heart and strive towards preventing heart disease.

18.  Coronary Heart Disease – This site covers questions such as “Is it Possible to Prevent Heart Disease” to “The best way to prevent heart disease is to exercise often”. With tons of information on a variety of subjects, this site is well worth the reading.

Staying Healthy

19.  rodneys52ways – As an author and a playwright, Rodney Robbins uses this blog to talk about how Chronic Illness doesn’t have to seem like you are living with a life sentence. He covers ways to cope with many illnesses such as arthritis, asthma, to depression, as well as many areas of heart diseases.

20.  Bottom Line Fitness – This site is more focuses on fitness and exercise, but it goes over dealing with cardio workouts as well as heart related issues for both men and women. If you are trying to get into shape or stay in shape, this is the site for you.

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