Chasing Wellness is a blog written by Jamie Holloway.
In 2008 Jamie was diagnosed with Vasculitis, specifically, Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis, or Wegener’s; in addition to Rheumatoid Arthritis. Her positive attitude helped her get past fear and anger. She found peace in the fact that there was a name for her disease & someone who could help her & believed in her. She is an advocate for those she knows and an inspiration to many. She believes that having a strong team is vital to being well.
In 2017 Jamie joined our company as a partner and proudly took the crown of Research Manager. She is an important part of Our Team and was excited to help. Subscribe to her blog @ JamieChasesButterflies.com.
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Please enjoy our latest Chasing Wellness Articles:
World Health Day: Midwives
April 7th is World Health Day and they are focusing on Nurses and Midwives and the role they play in keeping us all healthy and strong. Since I believe we all know what a nurse is and what they do I decided to research what a midwife is and what they can do for us....
Donate Life: Why we should consider doing it
April is National Donate Life Month. This is an important thing to me because in 1987 when my mom passed away we donated my mom's body. 2 people received eyesight because of my mom. Someone got bone marrow that helped them heal because of my mom and because my mom had...
Ghrelin & Leptin Hormones That Control Hunger & Satiety
There are two main hormones that must be watched and kept in mind while losing weight. They are Ghrelin and Leptin. Ghrelin regulates glucose. Ghrelin is produced in the stomach and small intestine. Ghrelin stimulates appetite which causes a person to eat 30...
Brain Awareness & How to Take Care of Your Brain
This week it is Brain Awareness Week. Since so many children are out of school there is a great website that has great kid friendly stuff to learn about our brains. The brain is the command center of the body. It weighs 2 to 3 pounds. It controls everything from the...
Big Thanks to our Doctors & Nurses
Wellness Works NW wants say THANK YOU to all the Medical Professionals out there! Whoa! What a challenging time we are all in. We are all in this together and all of the news reports and social media posts seem to be all about the disaster and the fear of it all. I...
Women Work Your Muscles Over 50
Did you know that our muscles start losing strength when we hit the age of 40? Don’t worry, this is not the end of it. Even though as we age we lose muscle mass and strength we can rebuild and slow down the process by weight lifting also known as strength training....
Learning About Colorectal Cancer
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month Colorectal Cancer hits home for me because I lost my dad in 2005 from colon cancer. My dad chose to live well by eating a vegan diet, receiving alternative treatments that might help him feel better, and building better...
Pulmonary Rehabilitation: A Tool to Live Well with Respiratory Issues
Everyone knows that movement (exercise) is important for wellness but what do you do when you can’t breathe normally? How do you exercise then? Although Pulmonary Rehabilitation is designed for those with chronic lung disease, it can help anyone with a variety of...
The Importance of Sleep
World Sleep Day is March 13, 2020 World Sleep Day® is designed to raise awareness of sleep as a human privilege that is often compromised by the habits of modern life. “First and foremost, we need to make sleep a priority,” says Cleveland Clinic sleep disorders...
Rare Disease: How to Live Well Anyway
February 29th is Rare Disease Day There are 300 million people worldwide who have a Rare Disease. Currently there are 6 thousand of them. I live with a rare disease, in fact, two of them. I have subglottic stenosis (tracheal stenosis) and Wegeners (Granulomatatosis...