Love Life Family Foundation Inc.

05/25/2026

Fam, I have put together a list below looking at what constitutes a meaningful life.

* marriage / partnership
* Contact with friends
* Broader social engagement (involvement civic society, cultural activity, volunteering
*Less loneliness
*Greater prosperity (wealth, income)
*Better self-rated mental and physical health
*Fewer depressed symptoms, chronic diseases, less chronic pain, less disability
*Greater upper body strength
*Faster walks
*Less obesity and central adiposity
*More favorable biomarker profiles (C- reactive protein, plasma fibrinogen, white blood cell count, vitamin D, high density lipoprotein cholesterol)
*Healthier lifestyles (physical activity, fruit and vegetables consumption, sleep quality
*Less smoking, more time spent in social activities and exercise
*Less time spent alone or watching television

God is love, I love you!

05/22/2026

Come with me on this journey and let’s talk for a bit: You see the turbulence of the wave illustrates what stress can do to the brain and us. The second set of waves presents the daily stressors we all experience and the need to balance them with calmness or action.

The angry, surging, and rolling waves show how fear and anxiety can destabilize causing short - or long - term control. Fight/Flight is an obvious result of danger. The second set of waves represents a normal day with manageable ups and downs : such as normal and positive stress that can build strength to deal with more challenging situations.

Pause and take a moment and think about a case of stress where the effects feel more like the first illustration of waves than the second. All of us may experience one or more common life stressors, such as unemployment, divorce, illness or the illness of a close loved one, death of a parent and/or child, financial reversal, a sibling with a mental illness, credit debt, and many others. All of these stressors have produced the following results, potentially even trauma.

God is love, I love you! ✌🏼❤️✨

05/21/2026

This is an amazing project put on by Cleveland Clinic Akron Campus! Thanks for sharing Summit County Executive's Office 💕

Free self-care? Count us in. 💆🏻‍♀️

The Cleveland Clinic Akron Akron General is offering Clinical Breast Exams at North High School on May 26 from 4:00pm-6:00pm at no cost. Referrals for mammograms will be provided as appropriate and are free, if not insured.

Even better, no appointment needed!

05/21/2026

Thank you to Mercy Health - Youngstown very own Doris Bullock for emailing me and sharing! ❤️✨

05/17/2026

Here is a list for identifying childhood trauma. Adverse Childhood Experience (ACEs) in the list below includes many issues an individual may experience and may carry in their minds and at an unconscious level. The impact of trauma is actually carried in the body as well as the mind and can lead to physical illness.

Felt lonely or rejected by peers
Been hurt, threatened, insulted, and picked on by peers
Very poor or serious financial problems
Lived with someone with depression, mental illness, su***de attempts
Had a sibling, close family member or friend die
Witnessed family member hurt or threatened buy another household
Felt unloved or unimportant in family
Missed out on an important part of education
Separated from/lost someone dependent on
Been pushed, grabbed, slapped, or taken by authorities
Lived with someone who used drugs or alcohol
Adult has repeatedly sworn at, insulted, threatened to hurt
Discriminated against or felt like an outsider due to race/gender, religion
Lived in dangerous neighborhood or saw where people hurt
Affected by natural disasters Not enough to eat, not taken to doctor when needed
Seen others seriously injured or killed or heard about or removed from community, cultural group, or land
Been forced into sexual acts or forced to look at sexual things
Left country due to war, violence
Expose War

God is love, I love you!

05/13/2026

The goal is to show up, listen without judgment, and connecting people to help when it is needed. ✌🏼❤️✨

05/11/2026

05/06/2026

Let me introduce myself and my qualifications. Straight out of high school in 2005, I started in Healthcare at St. Joseph Warren Hospital as a unit secretary on med surg. I thoroughly loved advocating for patients and their families. I assisted the charge nurse and other nursing and physician staff, answered phones, and maintained all medical records, scheduling/coordinator, administration support.

I have progressed into many new roles within the healthcare industry, and it has been an honor. I have pursued additional education to continue advocating and helping others. I absolutely love what I do. I have 20+ years in this field, and I will continue to work for others and ensure every patient receives the highest quality of care on my watch.

My core areas of study have included:

*Healthcare policy and management
*Healthcare analytics and data-informed decision-making
*leadership, ethics, and organizational behavior
*Health economics and value - based care models
*Diversity, equality, and inclusion in healthcare
*Strategic planning and operational efficiency
*Healthcare finance and budgeting
*Law
*Human Resource and Leadership
*Change management and organizational behaviors
*Positive Psychology

As I progress, I will update my Love Life Family Foundation Inc community! I believe in Evidence-based practices (EBP), which means a systematic approach to clinical care that integrates the best avaliable research evidence, clinical expertise, and patient preferences to improve outcomes and the quality of care!

God is LOVE! ✌️🏼❤️✨

05/05/2026

Resilience means being stronger in the face of adversity, being more determined, courageous, creative, and optimistic. There are four types of resilience.

* Mental resilience: The ability to pay attention and motivate yourself to do something that's difficult.

* Emotional resilience: The ability to involve positive emotions when you need them like optimism, curiosity, or joy.

* Social resilience: The ability to reach out to others for help when you need to. This also means learning to be the kind person that others are likely to want to support and encourage.

* Physical resilience: The ability to face physical challenges

- Jane McGongal

05/04/2026

Thank God for RESILIENCE. ✌🏼❤️✨