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Brains Wired for Tomorrow

October is ADHD Awareness Month, a time when the conversation should stretch beyond medical definitions and classroom labels into a deeper recognition of how ADHD brains live, adapt, and create in today’s world. In 2025, the narrative around ADHD is expanding. No longer can it be understood as distraction or impulsivity alone. It is a…

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The Day My Spine Shattered—and the Surgeon Who Rebuilt It

A Spine Surgery Survivor’s Journey Through Trauma, Trust, and the Science of Hope You don’t think about your spine—until it’s the only thing you can think about. That moment came for me in the wreckage of a car crash that shattered more than just bone. One minute, I was driving. The next, I was broken—inside…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 16, 20250Comments

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The Science of Protection — How Lipid Shield SPF 30 Redefines Sun Care

In the ever-evolving world of skincare, few innovations truly redefine an entire category. But Lipid Shield SPF 30 by Epicutis may be that breakthrough — a daily sunscreen that does far more than simply block harmful rays. Developed at the intersection of dermatological science and biotech research, Lipid Shield represents a significant leap in how…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 6, 20250Comments

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She Broke 52 Bones in a Skydiving Crash—Now She’s Teaching the World How to Heal

Inside the Astonishing Rise of Dr. Marina Kostina: From Near-Death Trauma to Global Healing Powerhouse By Bridget Mulroy Imagine this: You’re falling from the sky at over 120 miles per hour. What was meant to be a fearless tribute to your late father—a tandem skydive in his honor—suddenly spirals into a living nightmare. The parachute…

ByBridget MulroyJuly 23, 20250Comments

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I Broke My Back. The Hardest Part Has Been Learning to Live Again.

On the night of June 15, 2025, my life split in two: Before the fall. And after. I wasn’t being reckless. It wasn’t a dare or some wild stunt. It was just… life. A beautiful night that turned, in an instant, into something I never could have predicted. Then—blinding pain, paralyzing confusion, and the terrifying…

ByBridget MulroyJuly 23, 20250Comments

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Pineapple Pink: A Delicious Revolution of Healing, Heritage, and Heart

There are stories that make you pause—and then there are stories that stir your soul. The journey behind Pineapple Pink is not just the story of a business. For Pricilla Moynihan, founder of Pineapple Pink, her story and life’s purpose are rooted in generational grit, nurtured by nature, and driven by a bold belief: that…

ByBridget MulroyJuly 6, 20250Comments

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Mom Talk, Big Dreams: Inside ‘Between Us Moms’

Podcast hosts and influencers Hallie Stephens Drake and Katie Krause Mork have gone from recording during nap time to lighting up Times Square—literally. Readers of Social Lifestyle Magazine may remember that season one of Between Us Moms was a wild ride filled with baby gear, real talk, and the chaos of learning as they went.…

ByMeghan ForteMay 6, 20250Comments

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I Tried Bloom & Hearth’s Elderberry Syrup And You Need to Taste This Wellness Magic

Some wellness products claim to be a game-changer. This one actually delivers. The moment I dipped my spoon into Bloom & Hearth’s elderberry syrup, I knew I was about to experience something special. It was rich, smooth, and so delicious that I had to stop myself from grabbing a straw and drinking straight from the…

ByBridget MulroyMay 6, 20250Comments

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Can We Break the Cycle of Burnout? Carol Enneking on Finding What Truly Matters

In an ‘always-on’ world with more choices than ever, why do people still struggle to set boundaries and experience burnout? In this interview with Carol Enneking, author of The Rebalancing Act: Wisdom from Working Women For Success that Matters readers of Social Lifestyle Magazine will gain deeper insights into personal enrichment. Enneking explains that the…

ByMeghan ForteApril 21, 20250Comments

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Why Morning Coffee Could Save Your Heart, Lowering Disease by 31%

That's right, data now shows that beginning your day with coffee could do more than amp you up—it actually might protect your heart. A new study in the European Heart Journal found that morning coffee drinkers have a 31% lower risk of dying from heart disease and a 16% lower risk of death from any…

ByTom LavecchiaJanuary 14, 20250Comments

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