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Full Circle

In a kingdom far away, many years ago, lived a people ruled by a most benevolent King and Queen, and their two children, the Prince and Princess. One day, the royal gardener came before the King and announced, “Sire, we have a most marvelous plant in our meadows! I have watched it grow and spread over the last few years and felt you should be made aware of it.” He went on to tell the King that the plant had medicinal qualities that would heal most diseases plus, in time, it could feed the entire kingdom with good, nutritious food. It had other uses and could fuel their fires and be used in their buildings. The kingdom was set in a land that had difficulty with its resources, so this was welcome news to the king. So, the king’s messengers went forth throughout the land spreading this good news to the citizens. But it wasn’t long until reports started filtering back to him. First, the Bishop complained that it was the work of the Evil One and should be avoided it was witchcraft. Some said that it was too new, and they didn’t like the taste. Still others said it would never last and what they had was much better. Others plain just said they didn’t have room in their gardens. Soon, great contention arose from the people, such as to the extent that the King had to send his guards among the people. He soon wearied from the task. He talked to his family, and found that it was mostly due to ignorance, or lack of education, or hatred. So, he gave up, and told the gardener that his people didn’t want it and thanked him and told him he was sorry. The gardener walked away, disappointed. But a few days later, a rich Noble on a fine stallion rode into his yard and asked about the marvelous plant. The gardener took him to the plant and when asked for seed and cutting, generously provided both. Months went by and word arose about the neighboring kingdom becoming the most wealthy and powerful in the entire country. When the good King sent his son, the Prince to the nei

Living Well with UAEX

Helping children and teens recognize their emotions and manage them in appropriate and healthy ways is beneficial to their well-being and quality of life. Aspects of development including social, emotional, physical, and mental are very closely connected. Emotional health involves the recognition of one’s emotions and the ability to cope with negative and positive emotions/ feelings. Establishing an emotional connection with someone, i.e. being there for each other in good and hard times is based on trust, making it stronger and more meaningful. It is beneficial for one’s mental health and well-being.

Breast cancer FAQ

The World Health Organization reports that roughly 2.3 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020. By the end of that year, there were nearly eight million women alive who had been diagnosed with the disease in the previous half decade.

Physical symptoms of breast cancer

The World Cancer Research Fund International reports that breast cancer is the second most common cancer across the globe, and the number one cancer in women. Nearly three million new cases of breast cancer in women are diagnosed across the globe each year.

How to conduct a breast self-exam

Catching cancer in its earliest stages, when it can be treated most successfully, can increase the chances individuals who develop the disease go on to live long, healthy lives. Doctors are not as familiar with their patients’ bodies as the patients themselves, so it is vital for people to be aware of anything that seems out of the ordinary regarding their physical well-being. In regard to breast health, familiarizing oneself with how the breasts look and feel can help women detect breast cancer sooner rather than later.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Little Rock, Ark. - October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) Breast-Care program coordinates efforts with a statewide network of providers offering nocost breast and cervical cancer screenings and follow-up services.

State Capitol Week in Review

LITTLE ROCK – When the legislature convenes in regular session in January, lawmakers will consider changing how district courts are funded. The outcome will be important throughout the judicial system.

From the office of

As we enter the month of October, Arkansas gears up to celebrate Arkansas Farm to School Month – a time dedicated to connecting schools, early childhood education sites, and various organizations with local farms to provide children with access to fresh, healthy food. This initiative is part of a nationwide effort to foster a deeper connection between communities and local food producers, enriching the lives of students and families alike.