Comments on: We Interrupt Your Quest For Health http://terrepruitt.com/2009/07/07/we-interrupt-your-quest-for-health/ In the realm of health, wellness, fitness, and the like, or whatever inspires me. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 05:43:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: terrepruitt http://terrepruitt.com/2009/07/07/we-interrupt-your-quest-for-health/#comment-330 terrepruitt Wed, 08 Jul 2009 18:05:42 +0000 http://terrepruitt.wordpress.com/?p=854#comment-330 Thank you. Yes, I did aloe and SeaPlasma back and forth. My nose is already peeling---lovely! Sorry to hear about your basal cell carcinoma. Glad it is easily treatable. I don't like the red glow, but I just never think I am going to be out long enough to get burned and I do like a little color so I tend to get burned thinking, "Oh, I just want a little sun." Thank you. Yes, I did aloe and SeaPlasma back and forth. My nose is already peeling—lovely!

Sorry to hear about your basal cell carcinoma. Glad it is easily treatable. I don’t like the red glow, but I just never think I am going to be out long enough to get burned and I do like a little color so I tend to get burned thinking, “Oh, I just want a little sun.”

]]> By: Jill Campana http://terrepruitt.com/2009/07/07/we-interrupt-your-quest-for-health/#comment-329 Jill Campana Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:37:02 +0000 http://terrepruitt.wordpress.com/?p=854#comment-329 Aloe, aloe, aloe and maybe some Young Living Lavender Essential Oil. WOW...so sorry to hear about your sunburn. I used to do that when I was younger...I loved it...loved the red glow (how sick is that?). At the age of 55 (I'm 58 now) I developed basal cell carcinoma. It's the lesser evil of the skin cancers...easily treatable (thank God). But I watch my time in the sun now. I'm still a sun goddess...I just worship it from afar. Thanks Terre. Hope the sunburn is healing nicely...second stage of it will be the "peeling". Itchy, scaly. Keep yourself moisturized sweetie! Aloe, aloe, aloe and maybe some Young Living Lavender Essential Oil. WOW…so sorry to hear about your sunburn. I used to do that when I was younger…I loved it…loved the red glow (how sick is that?). At the age of 55 (I’m 58 now) I developed basal cell carcinoma. It’s the lesser evil of the skin cancers…easily treatable (thank God). But I watch my time in the sun now. I’m still a sun goddess…I just worship it from afar.

Thanks Terre. Hope the sunburn is healing nicely…second stage of it will be the “peeling”. Itchy, scaly. Keep yourself moisturized sweetie!

]]>