This morning in church, our pastor cited research that indicates we are just as likely to contract heart disease from social isolation as we are from smoking. Our well-being in every sense is dependent on our connectedness to others.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
something to think about
This morning in church, our pastor cited research that indicates we are just as likely to contract heart disease from social isolation as we are from smoking. Our well-being in every sense is dependent on our connectedness to others.
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wow that is very interesting!
Stay connected!
Since I work in a pub/ restaurant I think I interact socially often enough.. I am enjoying a day of social isolation!!
So true really, I enjoy being alone at times but thrive when I'm chatting or laughing or interacting with other people, it's why I chose nursing as a career initially.
I never thought of that but it makes sense. Loners can be very strange. We all need the interaction with others. That's what life is all about.
Interesting. I had no idea.
I never thought of that...lovvvely greetings
I think your pastor may be on to something.
Cool stuff.
I completely agree...and just this afternoon sent an email to some friends I don't see nearly often enough so that we can fix that.
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