more scary covid19 experiences & a cancer survivor

Published: Fri, 03/27/20

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Hey ,

Looks like you missed Sunday's edition my friend.

It was VERY interesting!

Yes, with more terrifying Covid19 stories PLUS Cheri's incredible cancer victory!

Just scroll below... all there my friend.

And how have you been doing with these new Covid19 changes over there?

I'd love to hear from you. Click here and share your experience so far.

Regards,

WG.

My-Island-Jamaica Digest Ezine: March 22, 2020

Intro / Features

Hey ,

Amidst the panic, confusion and depression caused by Covid19, here's an inspirational story.

A story of victory, of resilience and hope!

It's the story of Cheri Black, not only an avid reader here and an active member of our exclusive JAMHearts community , but a very close friend of mine!

She stunned traditional medicine and overcame stage 4 cancer!
She shares her strategy in this exclusive article.

Whatever you do, please don't miss her inspirational story, titled...

Live It, NOT Di-et!

Here is the link:

https://www.my-island-jamaica.com/live-it-not-diet-how-cheri-received-her-miracle-from-stage-4-cancer.html

And that's (no doubt about it) is my featured article for this week!

By the way,
On March 24, our exclusive JAMHearts community with be celebrating 1 year!!!

And I have some really cool specials for new and existing members.
Click here to learn more about this and the great benefits in store for you!

And now...

TOP 3 Articles (for the week)

These articles below, in my opinion, represents the best of this week's new articles.

How Many Islands Are In Jamaica?

I mentioned this in last Sunday's edition, but expanded on it here. Prepare for some fresh new learning! Read more about it here.
Gargle With Warm Water & Salt | Covid Tip or Mis-Tip?

Raphae, while sharing in our Covid19 forum, shared this procedure.
But how effective is this you think? I responded to the point. Read more here.
Covid19 | Encouragements | Tips, Issues & Reports | Its Your Voice

Our Covid19 forum is touching lives! Our readers have shared real life Covid10 experiences as well as helpful tips and encouragements.

If not yet done, hop over and read the newest comments, then Click Here to let us know how you are dealing with this outbreak.

And there are even more helpful articles on my blog, but those (above) are my top picks for this week. Simply click on each of the links above for more.

Featured Video!

This is a throwback!

It's the story of Winston Barr, the gentleman without hands, timeless!

Here is the link with the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiFUFQ9HTxs
You may also watch it in the frame below.

NO HANDS, NO PROBLEM - Jamaican Man Without Arms Making A Trail In Business #BarrSpice

And, if not yet done, be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel to ensure you don't miss any of my future videos.

Featured Jamaican Product

This week, we feature Noni Leaves!

Noni is used for arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure, muscle aches and pains, menstrual difficulties, headaches, heart disease, AIDS, cancers, gastric ulcers, sprains, depression, senility, poor digestion, atherosclerosis, circulation problems, and drug addiction.

But did you know that the leaves are just as great?

The leaves have been used extensively and more specifically for successful treatment of arthritis, headache or skin problems by applying the leaves to the affected area.

For tea, it is prepared by boiling fresh or dried and ground noni leaves in water for between 15 and 20 minutes. You then strain the tea and drink about half a cup twice a day.

It is also another wonder product that I promote on my ETSy store at
https://etsy.me/2vEWZPw. Stop by and take a look at it.

Recognition

This week recognition goes to Keisa, in response to our Covid19 forum.

She said...

Now people are housebound, this forum is definitely a welcome addition to daily activities. A great method to swipe away from mass media and get a fair, dispassionate and current appraisal of the consequences, impact and progress of this virus.

I hope more people are able to join and follow the co insistence of normal people writing about their experiences and concerns and encouragement. So no one is alone.

Thanks again Keisa for the feedback - and also for your support!

Did You Know?

... Jamaica is the only developing country to host the headquarters of an international organization - the International Seabed Authority, located at 14-20 Port Royal Street in Kingston?

The interim Headquarters was officially opened by Her Majesty the Queen in February 1983. (Source JIS)

Well, now you know!

Before You Go...

The feedback, tips and updates in the Covid19 forum are priceless!

Remember, If not yet done, hop over and read the newest comments, then let us know how you are dealing with the outbreak in your area. Its getting scary in some places.

And finally, I've added a few more products in my store, stop by my Etsy Store and let me know what you think. Here is the link (below)

https://www.etsy.com/shop/myislandjamaica

Regards,

Wellesley Gayle

Website: My-Island-Jamaica.com

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