DARE Adventure

19/12/2024

I keep seeing post of people lamenting that they slept just to wake up to find their child dead.

Now you must know that there's something called SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is the sudden and unexplained death of an infant under one year of age. It is a leading cause of death in infants between one and 12months.

Prevention Strategies:

1. Place infants on their backs to sleep (the only recommended position for 0 to 12months)
2. Use a firm, flat mattress and a tight-fitting sheet
3. Share a room with your infant but ensure you do not share same bed.
4. Maintain a comfortable temperature
5. Avoid bedding, pillows, and soft toys in the sleep area
6. Breastfeeding can reduce the risk
7. Refrain from smoking during pregnancy and around your child
8. Attend regular prenatal care

21/10/2024

Any STEEZE that lacks the fear of GOD na still BREEZE🥱🥱

06/10/2024

Best wishes for a peaceful Sunday 🥰🥰.

May the new week ahead yield happiness, fulfillment, and accomplishment.

05/10/2024

BOLA was 25 when she noticed a lump in her left breast. Bola got married later that year to a banker. The lump was painless; it did not bother Bola and her husband, Akpan. But the lump increased over the years. Ten years later after four children, the husband insisted that they saw a doctor.
After medical examination, the lump was found to be malignant, that is cancerous. The cancer had spread. The doctor recommended mastectomy, the cutting off of the left breast, to check the spread of the malignant tissues to other parts of the body.
Bola refused. “If they cut off my breast my husband will go for other women,” she insisted. “My God will heal me. I won’t allow them to cut off my breast,” Bola added.
The cancer spread and consumed Bola. She died two years later. Bola’s family accused the husband of killing her through diabolic ways. The husband remarried within two year of Bola’s death.
She is one of the 75 per cent of Nigerian women that present late for diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer with no chance of survival.

The hallmark of breast cancer in Nigerian is late presentation of patients when little or no benefit can be derived from any form of therapy.

Another reason is that people fear mastectomy. If somebody presents early the breast will not be removed. The breast will be enhanced.

Breast cancer is no longer just about the victim!!!.

The key to prevention is early detection, and many women are more likely to go for breast cancer screening if the men in their lives are supportive.

03/10/2024

A person's true beauty shines brightest through their compassionate actions, illuminating their inner qualities of kindness, love, respect, honesty, and loyalty, making them irresistibly attractive.

26/08/2024

Deu 11:24

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