Well Being Journal Magazine Summer 2021 Edizione posteriore

Transitions: As a reader of the Journal in the past you will be familiar with the name Shannon McRae, PhD. We have published her articles for the past fifteen years, and, it is with sadness to say we have lost her, but we also feel joy for her release from a long period of pain. Shannon had just turned 83 and she lived a remarkably joyful life. We include a memorial for her and testimonials from some of her clients at the end of this issue. Just before this, we offer a fascinating story by Sandy Coghlan about near-death experiences titled, “Oh Wow!”
We also want here to introduce you to the Journal’s new associate editor, Karina Gordin, MSc. Karina has contributed to the Journal for the last four years, and we are very pleased she has officially joined the team now. She has published articles in both peer-reviewed and commercial health publications over the years, starting with Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients in 2008, has a Bachelor of Arts in English and is fluent in Russian and conversational Spanish. Prior to her educational experiences she grew up with a passion for healthy living. Her father is an integrative medical doctor, and her family values healthy lifestyles for prevention of illnesses. She also has an essential skills certificate from the American Medical Writer’s Association and training at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and a Master of Science degree in Natural Products.
Beginning with this issue we are printing two features about homeopathy, one of the finest, most gentle and effective, tried and true forms of medicine on the planet today. We look forward to publishing more in future issues about this remarkable field of medicine and some of its case histories. Homeopathy offers a subtle and safe form of treatment for a vast variety of imbalances.