Monday, April 15, 2013

For our children or against oir children?

Timika Chambers (@CWType2Diabetes) tweeted at 9:25 AM on Mon, Apr 15, 2013: If we, as parents, are not our children's advocate, how does this affect their self-concept? We r our children' s primary educators. (https://twitter.com/CWType2Diabetes/status/323789162954235905) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download

Saturday, March 30, 2013

Freedom from apologies

Timika Chambers (@CWType2Diabetes) tweeted at 3:34 PM on Sat, Mar 30, 2013: When you wait for an apology, you are putting your life on hold for another. Do you want someone to have that much control over yor life? (https://twitter.com/CWType2Diabetes/status/318083775437348864) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download

Friday, March 29, 2013

Zumba and Type 2 diabetes

Zumba and Type 2 diabetes

Balboa Press Published Book

Timika Chambers (@CWType2Diabetes) tweeted at 9:23 AM on Fri, Mar 29, 2013: Just signed off on my book this week...Mother's words of wisdom. From my heart to yours. Building within...check it out (https://twitter.com/CWType2Diabetes/status/317628202740748288) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Timika Chambers (@CWType2Diabetes) tweeted at 2:57 PM on Thu, Mar 28, 2013: Have an open mind. You never know what another can teach you and even free you from yourself (https://twitter.com/CWType2Diabetes/status/317349734551531520) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download

Timika Chambers (@CWType2Diabetes) tweeted at 2:55 PM on Thu, Mar 28, 2013: Have an open mind. You never know what another can teach you and even free you feom yourself. (https://twitter.com/CWType2Diabetes/status/317349198288785408) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Family traditions

Timika Chambers (@CWType2Diabetes) tweeted at 9:18 AM on Mon, Mar 18, 2013: If we are not careful we can continue family traditions that have not served us well. (https://twitter.com/CWType2Diabetes/status/313640610584227840) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Are you at risk for diabetes?

Are you at risk for diabetes?
My husband and I rented a movie from the local Drugmart a week or so ago, and I cannot get out of my mind how this person wanted to be and do things (play the piano proficiently, wanted more action in his life, and kept dreaming of his life being different). He was brainwashed to believe that he was someone else and led a life that confirmed it. He worked for a company he did not like and was bored of the work. His life did not change until he took a chance..... until he ventured out to at least be in a fantasy world and be who he wanted to be. They were going to knock him out with an injection, and he could, momentarily, be in a fantasy life...the life he wanted.. It was crazy because even his "wife" who knew the truth and would eventually try to kill him, played into who he was not...just as long as he believed who he was not. My husband text me today about how a mass murder occurred on the same date I was born. He further wrote me about how that same person was told that he would never be anything like his brother. It confirmed, to me, that one's childhood is a very critical period and it matters how you label your child when he is young. It matters in the names you call your children. It matters who your child becomes because who your child becomes affects the life of others literally and possibly painfully. Our words can be hurtful. Our anger can be contagious. We have to be more conscious of who our child hears and sees. I am still trying to figure out the name of the movie... Timika Chambers Conscientia....

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Communication with our children

There is no doubt that the children we raise are our future. As a new mother it concerns me when I hear of tragedies that involve mass killings, robberies, abuse, and kidnappings . Parents are the primary educators of their little ones and just want to know if there is more that parents can do to help prevent such tragedies given there are probably multiple factors involved. Are we now living such fast paced lives that we are forgetting to properly clothed our children with the necessary armor to withstand life's opportunities for growth? I am not placing blame on anyone. I am just a concerned parent. How do we go from happy babies to hating the world?