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25 Scrumptious Super Bowl Party Recipes

By Moody January 22, 2015 Food for Thought 2 Comments

The Super Bowl appeals to two different kinds of people – sports fans and food fans. Those of you who are in it for the food (like me!) are going to love these recipes for some of the best Super Bowl party fare ever. The best part is that even if your team loses, you’ll still be a winner because of your amazing party food!

Bonus if you guess the winner…in all honesty, I have NO idea who’s even playing, but I know what I’ll be eating! And I can’t wait for the halftime show!

Wanna make a winner prediction or share your favorite party recipe? Or at least tell me who’s playing? Feel free to add your two cents below!

1. Chili Stuffed Potato Skins
2. Smoked Tortilla Turkey Wrap with Pepper Cheese and Southwest Sauce
3. Cranberry Chipotle BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders
4. Italian Salami Sliders
5. Olive Cheese Balls
6. Chicken and Tomato Meatballs
7. Football Krispie Treats
8. Sweet Microwave Meatballs and Pepped Up Tomato Soup Shooters
9. Copycat TGI Friday Potato Skins
10. Shredded BBQ Beef
11. Roast Beef Sliders With Onion
12. Old Bay Wings
13. Crockpot Bourbon Glazed Kielbasa Bites
14. Football Cheese Ball
15. Amazing Crab Dip Stuffed Bacon Cups
16. Zesty Ham Rollups
17. Spicy Pull-Apart Bread
18. Football Shaped Meatloaf
19. Mini Hot Wing Chicken Waffle Appetizers
20. Sweet & Sour Meatballs
21. Buffalo Mozzarella Sticks
22. Mini Taco Bowl Bites
23. Simple Football Pizza Pockets
24. Inside Out Garlic Cheese Bread Bites
25. Buffalo Chicken Biscuit Poppers

What to Do With Unwanted Holiday Gifts

By Moody December 29, 2014 Everything Else No Comments

When the holidays are over and you’ve got a pile of ugly Christmas sweaters and a bunch of toys you would never let your kids play with, what do you do with them?

Since they were (hopefully) given with good intentions, you’d feel bad throwing them in the garbage, but seriously, that’s where that sweater with the blinking Rudolph nose belongs. Here’s how to tactfully get rid of them.

Donate them. There are lots of places that you can donate to. Churches, women’s shelters, and the Salvation Army are the first to come to mind. Someone there may absolutely love that sweater. Those are also a great place to bring toys, especially unopened ones. You may have a problem with your daughter playing with that Barbie because you don’t like the message she sends, but another mother may think she’s absolutely beautiful. (Note that Goodwill is a business, not a charity. The name “Goodwill” makes you think that they are some sort of charity, but the reality is they have tricked people into giving them things for free to sell. The money goes right into the pocket of the owner, not toward helping anyone.) So if you want to donate to help someone in need, do it at Salvation Army. The money they make in their stores goes toward helping people in bad situations.

Sell them. There are so many options for this I can’t possibly get into them in one blog post, but you can sell them to consignment shops, second hand stores, and in online venues like eBay, Craigslist, and Facebook yard sale groups. Be careful about the online options. Only meet people in public places to sell your things. Don’t ever give your home address or agree to meet them at their home. Grocery store parking lots are great places to make trades. Also, if you go the Craigslist or Online yard sale route, be prepared for no-shows. Don’t drive a half hour to sell a $5 item. If they don’t show, you’re out your gas and time. The best way to do it is to plan to meet at somewhere you’re already going to be. If you’re going grocery shopping on Friday, plan to meet on Friday at that store. You won’t be out of time and gas, and if they don’t show up, you still have another reason to be there.

Re-gift. This probably won’t work for the Rudolph sweater unless you want to hang on to it for a year, but if your son ended up with 3 of the same action figure, it’s perfectly acceptable to re-gift them to his friends throughout the year as birthday gifts. The same goes for other types of gifts too. Feel free to take that As Seen On TV grilled cheese maker and give it to your mother in law for Mother’s Day (unless she’s the one who gave it to you in the first place).

Re-use them. This is actually the option that is the most fun. Take that sweater and turn it into something great! Browse Pinterest and magazines for ideas. Cut the arms off and use them for leg warmers under boots. Take the blinking reindeer nose off and use it for a craft. Give the rest to your cat to make a snuggly bed.

Remember that you were given these gifts because people thought you would like them. The only way to prevent it from happening again is to gently redirect them to gifts you may like. Send them links to things and show them what you bought and you love throughout the year. If you’ve already tried this and Aunt Sally still brings you a horrible sweater every single year, ask her to donate in your name to your favorite charity next year. That’s a gift you can both feel good about.

Do you get a bunch of unwanted gifts for Christmas? What do you do with them?

25 Mouthwatering Pie Recipes

By Moody December 22, 2014 Food for Thought 4 Comments

Christmas Dinner always includes pies, and generally we make the same ones every year. How about changing things up this year a bit?

In my search for something a little less ordinary, I came across some really great recipes I never even thought of!

Since I love to share with you guys, I’ve put together a nice little list of pie recipes for you to try out. Try a couple and let us know what your favorite is.

Happy Baking!

1. Pecan Pie
2. Old Fashioned Apple Pie
3. Caramel Apple Pie
4. Lemon Sour Cream Pie
5. Classic Southern Chocolate Pie
6. Nutella Chocolate Cream Pie – I can’t wait to try this one!
7. Homemade Baker’s Square French Silk Pie
8. Peanut Butter Pie
9. Apple Streusel Pie
10. Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie
11. Coconut Pumpkin Pudding Pie
12. Peanut Butter Banana Cream Pie – Can you believe that something so delicious even exists?
13. Upside Down Butterscotch Apple Pie
14. Dulce de Leche Apple Pie
15. Easy Plum Pie
16. Raspberry Peach Pie with Cream Cheese
17. Swedish Apple Cranberry Pie
18. Magic Cream Pie
19. Fresh Strawberry Pie – Wish I didn’t live in NY. I know some of you still have fresh strawberries!
20. Chocolate Chess Pie
21. Shortcut Blueberry Cheesecake Pie
22. Candy Apple Pie
23. Sweet Potato Pie
24. Perfect Pumpkin Pie – Perfectly Classic.
25. Lemon Chiffon Pie

The great Santa debate – do you deliberately lie to your kids?

By Moody December 13, 2014 Everything Else 2 Comments

So today I took my daughter to see Santa at the grocery store, where the middle child works, and the middle child was helping out Santa. How cool is that?

She wouldn’t let me take her picture…can’t imagine why not!

After visiting Santa, the kids get to go to the bakery and make their own cupcakes.

Anyway, I was talking to someone the other day who said that her son asked her not to bring presents from Santa for her granddaughter on Christmas, because she is 5 and no longer believes in him. He doesn’t want her to think of her grandparents as liars. He wants his daughter to know the presents are from grandma and grandpa.

I have another friend who has a son in 5th grade that still believes in Santa, as do all of his friends.

I asked my older daughters, and they said that the first year they were on a school bus they were told by other kids that there was no such thing. Which means they were about 5.

I look at my 4 year old, and she has so much fun thinking of Santa and talking about Santa and reindeer and presents. And I think it’s really sad that next year she may not. This may be the last Christmas I’m able to bribe her for 2 months about being good so Santa doesn’t put her on the naughty list. This may be the last year we watch Santa feed the reindeer nightly on Reindeercam.com and order a video from pnp.com. (If you’re not doing those, do them. So cute and free!) This may also be the last year we see Ana, our Elf on the Shelf. (Okay, so I really won’t miss her at all – I think she may have an accident on her way back to the North Pole and end up in the back of a garbage truck on Dec. 26.) But since A is my last child, this may be the last Christmas Santa is even thought of in my house. It makes me want to cry.

I don’t think telling your kids about Santa is lying. I think it’s believing in the magic of Christmas. My daughter goes to a bible-based preschool, so she knows the meaning behind Christmas, but we tell her that Santa brings presents to children to celebrate Jesus’ birthday because Jesus doesn’t need presents. He doesn’t, so I’m not lying about that part.

I believed in Santa till I was around 7 or 8. Then it was over. And that was 30 years ago. Kids are much smarter at a much younger age now, which is probably why it’s over in Kindergarten. Some kid on the school bus with a big mouth messes it up for the rest of them. I remember when my oldest daughter found out, and I threatened her that if she told her sister there was no Santa, she would get nothing. And her sister believed for 2 more years till she went to Kindergarten. Then, it was over for her too.

So my question to all of you is this – do you do Santa in your house, or do you feel that it’s lying?

20 Big Hero 6 Gift Ideas

By Moody November 26, 2014 Everything Else No Comments

It’s hard not to notice Baymax – to someone my age, he’s like a cross between the marshmallow ghost from Ghostbusters and Frosty the Snowman. But he’s cute. I haven’t seen the movie, but thanks to advertising execs, Baymax is on A’s Christmas list. So I put a little list together for all of you to make your Big Hero 6 (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD) shopping a little bit easier.

1. Big Hero 6 Armor-Up Baymax Action Figure

2. Big Hero 6 11″ Deluxe Flying Baymax with 4.5″ Hiro Action Figures

3. Big Hero 6 Projection Baymax Vinyl Action Figure with Sound Effects

4. Big Hero 6 Go Go Tomago Action Figure

5. Big Hero 6 Honey Lemon Action Figure

6. Big Hero 6 Fred Action Figure

7. Big Hero 6 10″ Baymax Plush Figure with Sound Effects

8. Big Hero 6 Yokai Action Figure

9. Funko- Disney Big Hero 6 Nurse Baymax, 6 Inch, Glow POP! [Amazon Exclusive]

10. Big Hero 6 Wasabi No-Ginger Action Figure

11. Big Hero 6 Baymax Rocket Fist and Mask Role Play Combo Pack

12. Big Hero 6 3DS – Nintendo 3DS

13. POP! Disney: Big Hero 6-Baymax – 6 inch POP!

14. Funko POP! Disney: Big Hero 6-Hiro Hamada Action Figure

15. Funko POP! Disney: Big Hero 6-Go Go Tomago Action Figure

16. Funko POP! Disney: Big Hero 6-Fred Action Figure

17. Disney Store Official Big Hero 6 Figure Play Set 9 Piece Deluxe

18. Funko POP! Disney: Big Hero 6-Honey Lemon Action Figure

19. Big Hero 6 Hiro Hamada Mask

20. Big Hero 6 Baymax Mask

Note: These are my Amazon affiliate links, so if you use them, Amazon throws me a few dollars too. Thanks for your support.

Mike Brown, #Ferguson, Riots, and Other Nonsense

By Moody November 26, 2014 Everything Else No Comments

Let’s talk a little about Mike Brown and Ferguson.

In case you live under a rock and don’t understand what’s going on, Mike Brown was an unarmed teenager shot by Darren Wilson. Wilson claims he punched him several times, and he shot him in a sort of self-defense, though apparently his gun was misfiring or something. Most of it doesn’t even make sense to me. The bottom line here is that the grand jury decided not to indict Wilson, and now the country is in an uproar.

Much like Trayvon, no one will really ever know the truth, because there is only one side of the story to be told here. But because Wilson was white and Brown was black, there is a big deal. And today, two days after the verdict, there are riots all over the country. People looting, setting things on fire, fights, and every other thing you can imagine. They even had a riot planned yesterday outside of a county jail here in NY – halfway across the country from Ferguson. That’s the stupidest idea ever, in my opinion, but whatever. There was a big advertisement for it online. Let’s advertise online where we’re going to riot. And we’ll do it right outside the county jail, where there are lots of people with weapons to stop us. Bunch of morons.

Now let me just point something out. And keep in mind that I totally wanted Zimmerman to fry for Trayvon. I think Zimmerman was a wannabe cop, and he should have minded his own business and went in his house when the 911 operator told him to. Not followed the kid. I truly believe that Trayvon probably told Zimmerman in no uncertain terms that he could go F himself, and Zimmerman was on a power trip and then killed him in “self-defense”. For me it’s not about skin color. It’s about acting like an a-hole, white or black. And I believe that if Zimmerman didn’t act like an a-hole first, Trayvon wouldn’t be dead, even if he was an a-hole too.

Back to Mike Brown. Like I said above, no one will ever know the full story, as every story has two sides and there is only one person here to tell it. But let’s say that Mike Brown did nothing wrong and that Darren Wilson is a liar. Do the people rioting think that this is going to make things better? Because they’re stating that Mike Brown was targeted as a thug because of his skin color. Okay…let’s say that’s true. Then why are black people feeding into the stereotype? There aren’t too many white people protesting. If you don’t want to be thought of as a thug, don’t act like one. And that sentence is for everyone. It doesn’t apply to one skin color. It’s just common sense.

Stop pointing yourselves out as different if you don’t want to be different. Most of us (at least where I live) are way past slavery. Stop bringing it up. Indians don’t go around burning buildings when they’re shot by white cops. What the white man did to them is also unforgivable. We purposely gave them smallpox for God sakes. There are no riots when a Jewish man is killed by a cop…why is that? Because all of these people have moved on. They don’t hold others responsible for things that happened a hundred years ago. It has nothing to do with now. Hate me if you want to, because I don’t feel the slightest bit of guilt about my German ancestors being part of the Holocaust. I don’t feel guilty that black people were held as slaves either. Because I had nothing to do with that. I repeat. I had nothing to do with that. And neither did 99% of people who are alive today. Yeah, my ancestors were probably a-holes. But I’m not, and I’m not going to feel guilty for what someone I don’t even know did.

So get this straight. If you’re an a-hole, you’re an a-hole. I don’t care if your skin is green with pink stripes. If Mike Brown really did nothing wrong, then God will judge Darren Wilson. Stop the riots and act like civilized Americans. Because that’s what we are. Americans. And we all bleed red.

Now, remember that Thanksgiving is tomorrow and go home and be thankful!

Stores should NOT close on #Thanksgiving

By Moody November 24, 2014 Everything Else 2 Comments

I’m sitting here at 6:21 am on a Sunday morning browsing Black Friday ads, which have become more of a Thanksgiving night tradition than a Friday morning tradition. On the one hand, people say that Thanksgiving is for families, and that no one should be shopping. Other people would rather get the deals than lay in the food coma.

But let’s take a look at this. Are you only thankful for your family one day a year? Does it really matter what day you have Thanksgiving on?

First, let’s think about the calories you’ll burn. You easily consume 1000 calories at Thanksgiving dinner. Walking around shopping for hours after will certainly help burn some of them. There are plenty of other reasons to shop on Thanksgiving night, but that’s one of my favorites. You don’t get mashed potato ass.

When I was a single mom, I used to wait tables on Thanksgiving. I’d make enough money in one day to pay for all of my kids’ Christmas gifts. Did they care that I worked Thanksgiving? No. They knew I had to work, and they appreciated the gifts under the tree. They went to their dads, or with their grandparents, or to friends houses, whatever the case may be. There is absolutely no reason in my opinion that we should have to have Thanksgiving dinner on a specific day. Thursdays are not more thankful than any other day of the week. It didn’t bother any of us that I had to work that day.

Also, think of the people who have no family to spend Thanksgiving with. Shouldn’t they have a right to work if they want to? Why would they want to sit home alone with their TV dinner thinking about how they have no family to spend the day with, rather than going to work, being around people, and making money at the same time? And if they’re not working, maybe they want to go shopping and get some deals for themselves, or to send to family and friends far away.

Here’s another thought – retail employees are not the only people working on Thanksgiving. As I said before, someone has to bring the dinner to the table at the restaurant. Someone has to salt and plow the snowy and icy roads. Someone has to take care of the sick people in the hospital. Someone has to drive drunken Thanksgiving people home from family dinners. Someone has to put the fire out because a moron tried to fry a frozen turkey and burned down their garage. People are working. Boycotting shopping on Thanksgiving does not make the world a better place. You may actually be hindering people’s paychecks. Retail workers don’t make much to begin with. So when they’re working on a holiday, they’re probably getting holiday pay. That may help them have a better Christmas as well.

This year, my older daughters are in 2 different places, and neither one of them live with me. And since their father and I aren’t together, they want to spend time with both of us. So my side of the family is having Thanksgiving on Sunday. Shopping on Thursday night is totally okay with us. We don’t need to be thankful for each other on Thursday rather than Sunday. That’s just ridiculous. We are thankful every day, and on Sunday, we will have dinner together.

Where do you stand in the Thanksgiving shopping debate?

CoSchedule Review

By Moody November 11, 2014 Product Reviews 4 Comments

So, I’ve been trying out CoSchedule for a few weeks, and I have to say that I love it. It’s a great tool that has combined a few things for me. Because I’m a blogger and a virtual assistant, it lets me schedule posts for my own blogs and social media as well as others, without switching back and forth and logging into a million different things. I wish I had a dime for all the times I left one thing to log into another and totally lost track of what I was doing because the phone rang or someone knocked on the door or whatever the case may be. Now since I don’t have to leave the site, I can get right back to work after that phone call is over. It’s a major time saver for me.

I was using a plugin for my editorial calendar, which CoSchedule has replaced. Secondly, I was also using another service for any scheduled social media, which CoSchedule is also taking care of for me now. CoSchedule replaces two things – for the same price as one. I can also see it all in the same place now, which is cool. The program integrates with WordPress, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Buffer, and even Google+ Pages. No Pinterest at the moment, but there is no doubt in my mind that the great minds that developed the plugin will figure out how to get that back and running shortly.

I get distracted easily. Switching back and forth from my blog to the other service to the other blog…it’s all very time consuming and confusing. And I’m always afraid that I will post the wrong thing on the wrong page. CoSchedule lets me color code stuff, so for example, everything related to this blog is purple. It makes it easy to see what is going on in each place.

It’s drag and drop too…I love anything that’s drag and drop. All that copying and pasting nonsense leaves too much room for error in my opinion. One of the best things about CoSchedule is that as you drag a post from one date to another, your social media messages move with it. So you can create a series of messages that promote your blog posts on a rolling schedule.

You can also use CoSchedule for as many blogs as you want, and they all appear on one account. Great feature for those of us with spoons in many different pots. And look how simple the dashboard design is!

It’s also great if you have a VA working for you or if you are one for someone else – CoSchedule is set up for everyone to be able to go in there and list tasks for each other and update things. It keeps everything together all in the same place.

If I had to give CoSchedule a rating based on one to five stars, I’d give it four – only because the monthly price of ten dollars is per blog, instead of per user. However, there are a few ways to get around that. One is by writing a review…as I am doing now…so you can cut your bill in half. Boom. Two blogs for the price of one. Secondly, they offer a referral program. For each person you refer that keeps an active account, they give you 10% off. So you could actually get it free if you got 10 people. This is my is my CoSchedule referral link…feel free to click it! You also get a free trial, and can extend the free trial by sharing with social media. Bonus: The people at CoSchedule will find it and share it so you get more traffic!

Watch this video to see how CoSchedule can make it easy for you to post, promote, and schedule!

5 Hydration Tips for Cooler Weather

By Moody November 9, 2014 Product Reviews, Weighing In No Comments

People tend to not drink as much water in the winter as they do in the summer, mostly because it’s not hot and we don’t get as thirsty. However, it only takes a one to two percent drop in body fluid for a person to become dehydrated, so by the time you feel thirsty, you’re probably already reaching the point of dehydration. No matter if you’re raking leaves or running a marathon, you need to stay hydrated.

Bonus – Drinking lots of water is also a huge part of weight loss and fitness. And if you’re anything like me and counting every single fine line on your face, water is even more important. The more hydrated you are, the less those wrinkles show.

1. Set a daily water intake goal. Experts recommend filling an 64 ounce bottle with water at the beginning of your day and making it your goal to finish it by the end of the day. Probably sooner than the end, since you don’t want to have to get up 5 times to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

2. Warm it up. Water is the same if it’s warm or cold, and you can warm it up and add some oranges, tangerines, or cranberries to it for extra flavor. It also looks really pretty that way.

3. Know your seasonal sweat rate. Get our your pencil for this one. It requires a little math. Weigh yourself undressed, then exercise for an hour (I know that part sucks), then weigh yourself again. Now subtract your post exercise weight from your pre-exercise weight and multiply the result by 16. That is how many ounces of fluid you lost. You can also make it a little bit simpler and decide that for every 15 minutes of exercise, you should drink 4 ounces of water. That’s a LOT of water you’re losing in an hour. Your activity level, the temperature, and what you’re wearing can all make this rate vary. For example, you’re probably doing a lot less sweating in the little black New Year’s Eve dress than you are in your flannel pajamas.

4. Check the bowl. I don’t even like talking about this because we all know about my aversion to bodily fluids, but if your urine is dark, you need more water.

5. Consider drinking an electrolyte-enhanced alkaline water. The health community believes that disease and infection have a harder time living in an alkaline environment. Therefore you should drink more alkaline, high-pH water like Essentia to neutralize acid levels and keep your body in top condition to fight off winter colds and flu better.

Essentia water is committed to producing purified and electrolyte enhancing water. The difference between Essentia and other bottled waters is that Essentia removes the acidic water clusters via ionic separation and increases the alkaline earth minerals, resulting in a pH of 9.5. If you’re not a scientist, this means that they take out the bad stuff and put in more of the good stuff, so that you’re not drinking just plain water, or water that has been chlorinated by the city or town you live in. It’s water sourced from the best places on earth, and then purified and enhanced with more good stuff.

Now for my thoughts. The packaging is awesome. It’s very attractive, and honestly, when I open my fridge, it looks like I have 6 bottles of Vodka in there. Which I totally don’t mind. I received 6 bottles of water to try, and the two largest were a little crushed when I got them. The tops were bent. They didn’t leak though, and I just popped them back into shape. I’m not going to say it’s Essentia’s fault, because it’s the holiday season and everything is getting crushed. I swear the postal workers have package stomping parties this time of year.

There are different varieties available – 1.5 liter, 1.0 liter, and the 20 oz sport top (which I’m drinking as I type). It is seriously the best tasting bottled water I have ever had. I’ve lived in places with well water my entire life so bottled water tastes gross to me. It’s like drinking plastic. This stuff tastes as good as my well water and it’s better for me. I’m trying not to go for the second bottle right now or I’ll be up all night in the bathroom. (See #1).

For water that is this good, it’s pretty competitively priced. The 20 oz sport top is $1.19-$1.59, the 1 liter is $1.79 to $2.29, and the 1.5 liter is $2.29-$2.69. It’s available in many natural food stores, and at some grocers, including Publix and Safeway. In my case, none of the stores it’s available in are anywhere near me, so I’ll be getting mine at Amazon.

You can find out more about Essentia water at essentiawater.com.

I was sent a sample product by Essentia. Opinions are 100% my own.

The right to die with dignity

By Moody November 3, 2014 Everything Else No Comments

A few weeks ago, I stated that if I found out I had a terminal illness I wouldn’t tell my kids. I don’t want them to put their lives on hold and suffer along with me. And a lot of you had a lot to say about that. Some agreed, and some disagreed. My children disagreed the most. But it didn’t change my mind. I’m not going to let them stop their lives to watch mine end.

A short time after that, the Brittany Maynard story was printed in People magazine.

In case you haven’t heard the story, the recap goes like this: Brittany Maynard was diagnosed with brain cancer. She had about 6 months to live, but chose to end her life early and with dignity by ingesting a concoction of drugs that were legally prescribed to her under Oregon’s Death With Dignity Act.

On November 1, 2014, Brittany ended her own life. She was 29 years old.

Here’s what I think.

A person with a brain tumor will suffer, and suffer greatly. They will mostly likely lose the ability to walk, talk, and use the bathroom by themselves. I’m no scientist, but it seems to me that if you’re dying of brain cancer, you’ll lose most of your quality of life. So you should get all the treatments you possibly can, even though there is zero chance that you will survive. Your lifespan may lengthen, but for what? So you can suffer more?

I see why Brittany did what she did. And I applaud her strength. She didn’t have to live her last days having strangers wipe her after she used the bathroom. She wasn’t unable to eat and she made sure she was able to tell people she loved them. She traveled. She bought gifts for her loved ones for the next year and wrapped them and put them away. She was able to do all that before the disease beat her. In her own way, she beat the disease. And how many people can say that?

I would hope that if I was in her situation, that I’d have the courage and strength to do the same. She had no chance of living. She was dying one way or another, and she took control and died on her terms. Not on cancer’s terms.

A lot of people have a problem with the Death With Dignity Act. Here’s the sad truth – if you want to end your life badly enough, you will. Isn’t it more humane to give terminally ill patients a painless and effective way to do it?

I’m not saying that people should just be able to end their lives because their boyfriend broke up with them or something, because in cases like that, it does get better eventually, even though it feels like it never will. However, brain cancer never gets better. It only gets worse.

My opinion is that it should not be in the state’s hands whether or not a person has a right to die before enduring extreme emotional and physical suffering. In this case, I say good for Oregon, and good for Brittany. She left this Earth with dignity and she left a legacy.

May she rest in peace.

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