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Woman Discovers She Was Poisoning Herself After ‘Misdiagnosis’ Decade Ago (opens the original)
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A woman has discovered she has been "poisoning" herself for the past ten years after being incorrectly told she did not have celiac disease. Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition triggered by the consumption of gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye. This causes the body's immune system to mistakenly attack the small intestine. Over time, this immune reaction damages the lining of the small intestine, making it harder for the body to absorb nutrients from food. Symptoms can includ
Toddler Can’t Get to Sleep—Mom Unprepared For What Eventually ‘Soothes’ Him (opens the original)
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A toddler struggling to drift off to sleep one night left his mom baffled when he made an unusual bedtime request: he wanted his leaf blower. The first few years of parenthood can be tough for moms and dads, not least when it comes to sleep deprivation. In 2019, a study published in the scientific journal Sleep, based on data collected from 4,659 parents, found that having a child can disrupt parents' sleep for far longer than many might expect. In the initial period, moms were hit hardest, losi
A WWII soldier's coat was lost for years—until one woman makes a choice (opens the original)
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A routine trip to look for Halloween costumes took an unexpected turn when a woman in Indiana discovered a coat worn by a soldier during World War II. Zuleika King Rivera was browsing at the St. Vincent de Paul thrift store in Fort Wayne, searching for outfits for her children, when a coat priced at $9.99 with a tag reading "Halloween Jacket" caught her eye. "When I saw the coat, I knew it was something special," Rivera, 29, told Newsweek. "Inside was a name: 'Willibey.' There was also military
Woman thrifts snakeskin wallet, nothing prepares her for what’s inside (opens the original)
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The chance purchase of an eye-catching wallet ended up becoming a bonus payday for one eagle-eyed Milwaukee mother of seven. Thrift store shopping has never been more popular. In 2024, a report published by Savers Value Village, Inc., America's largest for-profit thrift store operator, found that nearly 90 percent of North American consumers had engaged with a thrift store through shopping, donating, or both. That figure represented a significant increase from the 83 percent recorded in 2022. On
Man finds key under 17th century home’s floorboards–realizes what it’s for (opens the original)
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When a homeowner decided to explore the space underneath the floorboards of his 17th-century property, he was shocked to discover something hidden there: a key. Everybody loves a good mystery. In his 1994 study, The Psychology of Curiosity: A Review and Reinterpretation, psychologist George Loewenstein put forward what he termed the "information-gap theory." Loewenstein argued that people become especially curious about a particular subject when they identify a gap between what they know and wha
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