Vitamin D as a Cure for Dyshidrotic Eczema, Take 2: 10 Months Later

I suppose no activity on my blog in nearly 10 months is nothing short of shameful. Well…that’s not technically true—I did respond to a few comments here and there. Does that count? Probably not, eh?

I do want to apologize to everyone who was following me, as well as to those who were looking for more information about vitamin D being a cure for dyshidrotic eczema. My year has been a constant state of insane hectic-ness, with a few not so wonderful occurrences along the way. We’ve survived, though, and I’m hoping to get back to the business of writing my own ramblings with a bit more regularity.

The Topic at Hand: Dyshidrotic Eczema Cure

My most popular post seems to be the one I did about vitamin D being a potential cure for dyshidrosis, and there were several requests for a follow-up on the subject.

How to Build the Ugliest Dog Pen in the World--Pioneer Style

Did I say I was going to post soon? I did? Oh...well my apologies! I've been just a tad bit busy. Ok, a LOT busy. As some of you know, we've been required to quarantine our little dog for 6 months because a raccoon on our property tested positive for rabies. What I thought should take no more than 2 days to accomplish ended up taking 2 weeks. But it's done, sad little thing that it is, and I'm going to show you exactly how we did it. :)

You Will Need:

      

  4 Massive Cedar Logs                                              Big, Bad Post Hole Digger

   from Your Awesome Grandpa

          

Little post hole digger and shovel                    One potentially rabid (ha!)

                                                                                           3-legged dog

You will also need:

Progress Report and This Week's Goal

Alright, I should have known planning posts for the weekend would be a bad idea. We’re just too busy most weekends for me to find time to write. We’ve had a good bit going on, too, (which I’ll explain at the end) so I didn’t get a chance to write yesterday either. So, I’m just going to throw my progress report, this week’s goal, and hand updates in one post and to heck with the product review for now. J

My Family is Hooked on Organic Milk

Part of my new editorial schedule includes one post per week, on Fridays, just about my family—what we’re doing, what we’re into, bragging on the kids, gushing over my hubby…things like that. And while organic milk may not seem like it falls into this category, let me assure you that it does.

Discovering Organic Milk

My family goes through milk like they go through clean underwear. Seriously, I can stock up on everything else, but I’m going to be making at least two runs per week to get another gallon or two of milk. I know that commercially produced milk has all kinds of nasties in it—hormones, antibiotics, and….pus. Ick!