Todd Mafin has some choice words for the U.S. ambassador to Canada .

Since my stroke over a decade ago, I have been using an odd product to keep hot spots and bed sores away. In the hospital, they wouldn’t let me use powder because the nurses might slip in it, and that makes sense. Thankfully I don’t seem to be prone to bed sores, but I do get hot spots from a build up of yeast in my armpit, under my breasts and in the crevases between my thighs and my torso. Powder is okay, but I’ve stumbled onto something far better. It keeps me dry. It’s not gritty. It keeps the yeast at bey and the armpit smelling good. What is this incredible product, you ask? It’s secret.  No, not a secret…

Washes off easily and leaves the skin soft and yeast free. Also, if you have a hot spot, it helps with fast healing in my experience. Your results may vary. But I couldn’t be comfortable without it

Created by two scientists at Simon Fraser University, the xomotion exoskeleton is now available for home use. I’ve emailed the company, human in motion, to see if I can try one with an eye toward purchasing.

This is my favorite quote of all time…

Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest  – Denis Diderot

The most common way for people to give up their power is thinking they don’t have any.  -Alice Walker

But does it purr?

This device looks incredible for anyone who is paralyzed. Check it out and watch the video.

Check out this video to see the prototype for this next generation of the wheelchair ♿️

When I was just 14 months old, my first pair of glasses were literally strapped to my head. Recently I got a new pair and they kept sliding down my nose, even after adjustment, so I got onto Amazon and searched for straps for holding your glasses on and 2 days later, my life with glasses has come full circle. Now my glasses stay put and they couldn’t be more comfortable.  My hair might be short, but it hides the black strap perfectly.