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Eczema Awareness Month: Treatments for Eczema

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There are many types D ermatitis ( eczema), and this what I use for my skin. Credit Website: https://www.istockphoto.com/ Photo Credit: VPanteon E veryday I take warm showers, and every other day I take warm baths because hot water can make my eczema symptoms worse, or cause my skin to irritate. Also, when I get random heat rashes that look like burns. I use cold showers and ointment for treatment .  Here are a few things I use for my skin condition: Clobetasol propionate ointment  USP 0.05%: Is a topical steroid medication that treats skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. I have gotten this ointment prescribed for me from the dermatologist Bacitracin zinc: Is a medicine used for eczema, small cuts, scrapes, or burns and other skin wounds to help prevent infection.  Miconazole cream can be used to treat eczema, and ringworm. Iodine and hydrogen peroxide (which put into spray bottles): Iodine for wounds and hydrogen peroxide is an antiseptic to treat and prevent infections in minor

Eczema Awareness Month

I have a skin condition and when it comes to this condition there is a lot of missed information when it comes to dermatitis because generally people don’t know what eczema is, or never seen eczema. Some people think if you have eczema that means you have dry skin, or sensitive skin. However, having eczema is a serious condition.  Introduction into Dermatitis  Dermatitis means inflammation of the skin. Eczema is a group of skin conditions in which people experience different symptoms like skin itchy, dry, welts on the skin  and inflamed,weeping of the skin, rash, open sores, and blister, and hives. Also, Eczema can cause black patches and skin pigmentation. Eczema is not an autoimmune disease; however, immune system problems can trigger more flare-ups. Flare-ups and allergic reactions can both be triggered by food, Environmental, chemical, and maternal. Flare-ups and allergic reactions can last for weeks. A person with (Eczema) experience different symptoms. Dermatitis reaction can

BookAkery Newsletter

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G ood Morning. It is finally September. I been wanting a pumpkin spice latte these past few weeks. Credit Website: https://www.istockphoto.com/ Photo Credit: :VictoriaBee What's New? F irst I would like to say hello to my readers and welcome new readers. I know that I have not been writing since June 15. I have kinda taken a break from my blog to deal with some personal issues and also I  have been busy with work. What I'm been watching lately? A Good Girl's Guide To Murder The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat -- movie Suits- season 3 ep 12 The Discovery of Witches School Spirits- TV show Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 The Bear season 2 Bridgerton season 3 part 2 T he Union -- movie Re-watched some old movies Multiple K-dramas (Korean drama), C-dramas (Chinese drama), J-dramas (Japaneses drama)  What I want to read? “Attached at the Hip,” by Christine Riccio (currently reading) “Teen Titans: Starfire,” by  Kami Garcia

Fairgrounds Coffee & Tea Bistro

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Photo credit: LKG           The display board change colors from light mode to dark mode Pastries Display  C roissant Roast Chicken Melt  (sourdough, fire roasted chicken, peppers, onions, Havarti, cheddar) with Potatoes Tots + a large cup of Mocha Coffee Sincerely, L.K.G -------------- BookAkery: https://www.facebook.com/BookAkery

Berry Palooza Day

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  Photo credit: LKG              Fruit Plate:  Raspberry:  Prime Rib Craving Station Cherries:  Fruit Plate: Fruit Display and Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Vegan Muffins Eggplant: Rhubarb: Golden Berries Berry Palooza happens once every year at work. It's mostly described as a berry festival that celebrates different berries, fruits, and food. A lot of work goes into preparing for Berry Palooza Day, there are different vendors that need to set up stations. Berries and fruits need to be showcased and food and berry sauces need to be prepared.  This event happens within one day. They even have berry flavored coffee, and a bike you can ride to make smoothies. On May 15, 2024 Berry Palooza day had new vendors , we also had different berry desserts like cakes, pies and cookies.  The weather was really great that day. Around this time the flowers were blossoming. The food was good and the fruits were fresh and beautifully displayed. Sincerely, L.K.G -------------- BookAkery: https:/

BookAkery Newsletter

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  Photo Credit :LKG  H ello, readers, how are you all doing? I know that I have not been posting lately. I have been busy. Even though I have not been posting blogs, I have been reading books on my tbr list and I have also un-haul some books.  Today is April 23, 2024, and it's almost summer. Recently, my Chromebook started to have issues since it had fallen off the table last month.(March). I believe I have had my Chromebook for about 4 yrs. I'm going to need to buy a new laptop before it completely stops working. What's New? S ince the beginning of January 2024, I have been on my tea ban. It is now May 30, 2024 and in total I have been on my tea ban for about four  and a half months since I stopped drinking tea. As months passed I learn how to control the amount of much tea I drink.  Due to me working on campus, I get to have free coffee and food at the cafe. Even though I have the money to get coffee, I do appreciate this benefit. On May 14, I tried the White Chocolate Ma

TBR/Anticipated books

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Credit Website: https://www.shutterstock.com// Photo Credit: Damian Lugowski F or the month of January, I have been reading Gayle Forman books. Currently, I’m almost finished reading  “We are Inevitable.” The next books I’m gonna read are Frankie & Bug , and Leave Me. In February, I'm planning to read Victoria Aveyard's “Realm Breaker Trilogy.” The third book “Fate Breaker,” comes out February 27. I would like introduce my most anticipated books:     “Fate Breaker,” by Victoria Aveyard Feb 27 “Attached at the Hip,” by Christine Riccio May 21 “Teen Titans: Starfire,” by  Kami Garcia,  Gabriel Picolo July 2, 2024 What’s on TBR list (note: this is all the books on list, this is just small preview ) "The Totally True Story of Gracie Byrne," by Shannon Takaoka "Throwback" by Maurene Goo  "Family of Liars," by E. Lockhart "Once Upon a Broken Heart Trilogy," by Stephanie Garber (this is a new author for me) Sincerely, L.K.G -------------- Bo