Lil Wayne “could have died” during his recent spate of seizures. The rapper has a history of convulsions and recently spent time in the intensive care unit at a hospital as doctors struggled to get them under control.
Lil Wayne: I could have died
Tag Archives: stress
Friday funny: The dancing officials
They have serious jobs that come with serious levels of stress. So, who can blame emergency and military staff the world over for wanting to shake off some of that weight.
Octo Mom Has Checked Herself Into Rehab for A Dependency On Xanax
Nadya Suleman, so-called-Octomom; has checked herself into rehab for what she fears is becoming a dependency on the prescription drug, Xanax. Nadya Checks Herself In Nadya Suleman has checked herself into rehab for a prescription drug problem … leaving her 14 kids without a mother for 30 straight days. A rep for […]
220-pound NYC Gym Teacher Sues City, Claims He was Beaten up by a First-grader
A hulking Queens gym teacher and former college football player claims a pupil fractured his ankle, injured his knee and forced him to go to a shrink for stress — even though the kid was only 50 pounds and in first grade. Burly, 220-pound PS 330 teacher John Webster, 27, said a 4-foot-2 Rodrigo Carpio, […]
Bam Margera I Think My Naked Stalker Gave Me Herpes
Bam Margera is convinced that an earlier incident involving a naked woman that broke into his house and masturbated on his floor, may have been the cause of his herpes. Tony Hawk Bam and his friend Tony Hawk posted a video on YouTube … where Bam tells Tony everything that went down the night his alleged stalker was arrested […]
Fat and Stress: Studies of Monkeys Suggest Link
It’s no secret that stress isn’t good for you. But what’s less clear is how social stressors like a high-pressure job or a failing marriage affect your physical well-being
Fetal Origins: How the First Nine Months Shape Your Life
What makes us the way we are? Why are some people predisposed to be anxious, overweight or asthmatic?
‘Eco-Therapy’ for Environmental Depression: Go Jump Off a Pier
Depressed people often need someone to hug. On occasion, that someone may just be a tree
Murder Trial Points to War Trauma
A Maryland murder trial is being turned into a debate on the lingering traumatic impact of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq on the psyche of the Americans who served there. The prosecution is trying to prove that Gary Smith, a one-time Army Ranger, murdered his roommate of 20 days and fellow Ranger Michael McQueen, 22, by putting a .38-caliber revolver to his right temple and pulling the trigger.
Health: Stress and the College Grad
The Latin class you took freshman year may lack real-world usefulness, but researchers think graduates may pick up a different kind of skill in college: stress management. A study in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior suggests that highly educated adults handle daily stress better than their less educated counterparts