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  • @LadyFi | Swell was my therapy!
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    "It was therapeutic and cathartic to speak on subjects here as well. It did me good. It helps my body and my soul, helped my mind to get cleared, my tears to get dried, or my tears to fall the way they needed to be. I will miss so many voices, and I can't even tell you all of them. I can't even name all of you because it's just too many."
    5 min
  • @LadyFi | Christmas Card Exchange 2025
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    "So, yeah, if you want to private message me your information, I will write it down and I will send you a Christmas card. And I hope that you would do the same. So I know we won't see each other for Christmas because Swell will be gone by then. So Merry Christmas."
    1 min
  • @LadyFi | Goodbye Swell: Amazing Platform it will be missed.
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    "Hey, my swellcast family. Hello. Yeah, I seem to notice that swell is going to be ending. You know, all good things come to an end sometimes. You know, they come back, but hopefully they have made some type of profit in regards to swell. I'm sorry that it didn't turn out to be the way that they wanted, but it turned out to be the way I want it. It's been an amazing platform. I met so many people."
    2 min
  • @LadyFi | Did you know: Interesting facts
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    "However, they can still tilt their head sideways or lie on their backs if they want to get a view of something up higher. Did you know that it's possible to fracture a rib just from sneezing? Yeah, it's true. Thankfully, cases of rib fractures caused by sneezing are usually rare, but they're more common in elderly individuals or those with reduced bone density. It's actually known as fragility fractures and is most often occurs in the vertebrae or the spine."
    5 min
  • @LadyFi | Did you know: Interesting Facts
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    "But in 2005, Neil Armstrong once threatened legal action against his former barber who had earned $3,000 for selling a lock of the astronaut's hair. The barber took no heed of the threat. And then he went on to make an additional $38,000 in 2016 by selling both the hair and the barber's comb and scissors. People, I'm trying to tell you, people are crazy. But hey, he made money. He made his money. He got his coins off of that."
    8 min
  • @LadyFi | Did you know: Water hot versus Cold
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    "Hot water activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which promotes relaxation, calmness and the potential for better sleep, which we all need. Matter of fact, I need that right now. It also activates the sympathetic nervous system, which is the fight or flight response, releasing neurochemicals like norepinephrine and dopamine to increase alertness, energy and mood. Hot water opens your pores for deeper cleansing, but can strip away natural oils, leading to dryness with prolonged exposure to it."
    5 min
  • @LadyFi | Did you know: Worms
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    "They give us an early appreciation for the environment and sustainable living. They teach us simple observations about animal adaptations, how worms sense light and dark without eyes, life cycles, basic biology, basic science concepts. They teach us about resilience. The ability of some worms to regenerate body parts can serve as a metaphor for bouncing back from life's difficulties."
    6 min
  • @LadyFi | Did you know: Soil is Alive
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    "It supplies essential nutrients from crops, forests, and all vegetation. It supports our food supply. Over 95% of what we eat comes from soil. Soil equals life beneath our surface. Over 25% of Earth's biodiversity lives in soil, from bacteria and fungi to worms and insects, the tiny creatures that keep ecosystems or ecosystems thriving. But remember, soil is a non renewable resource. Once it's lost or degraded, it can take centuries to rebuild."
    4 min
  • @LadyFi | Did you know: Moss the overlooked hero for our climate.
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    "Individual plants are usually composed of simple leaves or green clumps or even mats. The species itself is amazing. You know, these are things that we could do to possibly get our climate better under control. The main commercial significance of mosses is that they are the main constituents of peat. They use it in gardens, traditional uses, decorative purposes, but to build and a habitat, to restore it."
    4 min
  • @LadyFi | Mother gives birth on ER floor due to Nurse not caring at all
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    "Not just that, but the mom's amniotic fluid was green. Well, that shouldn't be either. See, healthy amniotic fluid is typically clear or slightly yellow. Real pale. But for it to be green, nah, it shouldn't have been green. That can indicate that the fetus has passed what they call meconium. And with meconium, that's not good if the baby inhales that. So as you can see, because this lady, the nurse. Delayed. Delayed. Delayed."
    12 min

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