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Coastal Life at Greenwich Point: A Sanctuary of Beauty, Balance, and Responsibility

Coastal Life at Greenwich Point: A Sanctuary of Beauty, Balance, and Responsibility There are places that simply touch the soul; places where the rhythm of wind, tide, and sky remind us of what truly matters. For me, one of those sacred places is Greenwich Point Park, lovingly known as Tod’s Point, here in Greenwich, Connecticut. I feel profoundly blessed to live in a state where biodiversity thrives and coastal beauty unfolds in every direction. Tod’s Point is more than a park; it is a living sanctuary where land and sea meet in quiet harmony. For my husband, this place holds...

Mental Health and Epilepsy

Living with epilepsy means learning to live with uncertainty — but it also means learning to live with courage. For many of us, epilepsy is not defined solely by seizures. It reaches into the quiet spaces of our lives, our thoughts, emotions, relationships, and sense of safety in the world. The unpredictability of seizures can create anxiety, emotional fatigue, and isolation, reminding us that neurological health and mental health are profoundly intertwined. Epilepsy and mental health share a strong bidirectional relationship. Individuals living with epilepsy are two to five times more likely to experience psychiatric disorders, affecting one in three...

Let’s Talk about Epilepsy .

Epilepsy is more than a medical condition—it’s a misunderstood reality for over 3.4 million Americans. Epilepsy is a hidden disease, not a rare one. We believe awareness starts with visibility. Every item we create is designed to challenge stigma, spark conversations, and make epilepsy impossible to ignore. And the best part? 50% of proceeds of our collection support epilepsy education, advocacy, and community programs across US. That means every purchase helps fuel real change. Join us. Start the conversation. Break the stigma. Epilepsy Awareness promotes four key tenets of boosting awareness for the epilepsy community: Belonging, strength, change, and impact.With...

Does Coffee Upset Your Stomach? Here's What You Can Do About It

My friend Sunny loved coffee—he was a barista at a specialty coffee shop—but he started to notice something after a couple of months of work. His stomach was upset… a lot. The discomfort drove him to the doctor, who told him the terrible news: “You need to stop drinking coffee.” As my friend told me he'd have to quit working at the cafe, my gut dropped. It seemed like a nightmare. Little did I know how common this series of events is. Coffee upsets the stomachs of millions of people in the country. If this is you… you're not crazy. But you're also not doomed....