Things People Are Saying About Sarah:
Sarah -I just went through your whole blog.
I’m impressed with what you’ve done – it is excellent!
FULL of well-researched topics and useful info that affect millions of children and adults as well, due to exposure to toxic household cleaning products, diet and other health issues.
This is a must read blog for every parent and non-parent, too!
Marisa Herrera
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Hi Sarah,
I want to thank you for your posts, and I believe it will help the MLM industry to point people in the direction of being proactive about their health…and avoid the flu shots.
There are many good products out there and the “fear” can be turned to good when people realize that it’s better to be informed, take care of the self rather than just give over their lives (or the lives of those under their care).
You know, you’re an unsung heroine…may your voice be heard above the rest.
Thanks for caring!
Cathy Fletcher
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Sarah…
Really enjoyed this. I am an avid label reader and take a lot of flack from the people around me over my “tough love” on my kids diet.
From my prospective, you don’t need to teach your kids to like fat and sugar…that will come naturally. You need to teach them to like fruits, veggies, good grains, lean meats etc.
I have campaigned at all the McDonalds that I go to, that the chicken fajita needs to be part of a happy meal….has not happened yet, but keep writing it up!
Cindy Ingram
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Sarah,
You did an awesome job, your site is so well done!
And it’s a beautiful look, too, really fits in with
your “green” theme.
Congratulations, you should be very proud of yourself!
Denise Spatafore
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Hello Sarah,
I started this battle along with you this year. I am teaching how to make safe home cleaning products in my community once a month.
My Doctor loved your adobe download so much he begged me to send it to everyone I know.
Well documented and informative. Thank you so much for getting the word out.
Nina
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Thanks for posting this.
This was quite a list on many helpful safety tips that I am now reminded of, thanks to you.
Definitely a bookmark worthy post, Sarah!
Jon Bumgarder
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Very Good job, Sarah!
You held my interest on this article, “McDonalds Nutrition Facts” because I remember when Morgan Spurlock did this experiment.
Knowing what I know about good nutrition, I would not have done this test.
Hope he did not cause some long term damage in doing this because sometimes the damage done does not show up until years later.
Love your blog,
Bob Andolina
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Sarah,
I like this article. Outside of this forum, I am researching the Health and Wellness field as well. I am sure you understand my upset when I heard that just after the swine flu was first announced it was immediately declared a potential vector for a pandemic. Hmmmm…
Keeping track of the spread and the trail of death this flu leaves behind, I, too, see the least reason for fear, comparing the H1N1 statistics with the annual numbers of the (common) flu fatalities. Besides: fear breaks down the immune system, r-i-g-h-t? Hmmmm again…
Pleased with your approach in easing the fear of the public by taking a relaxed approach in regards to this “pandemic”, I support your crusade. It is always a good practice to keep on the sanitary side, as it is to keep the immune system at its highest function.
You go, Sarah!
Alfons L. Bemmel
