Summer is behind us, and the regular rhythms of school and work are humming along as if there had never been a break (amazing how that works!) My AWC is planning more activities, and all are hopeful that the restrictive coronavirus regulations will continue to relax. Things seem normal, but when I look...
Since moving to Edinburgh eleven years ago I have been working for a travel company, but prior to working in this industry I had taught in the United States for sixteen years. While I enjoy working in a business that can create incredible memories of Scotland for people around the world, there are times...
The Health Team asked you what you do to “Use It or Lose It.”
“We all know that moving more is a great notion in health and fitness, and often that means taking the stairs. This is me on the 365-step staircase in our town, Pollensa, in Spain, getting my steps in. It also...
In this final part of the Travel Readiness series, we will concentrate on first aid kits and the management of chronic medication.
In this second of a three-blog series on travel readiness, we are going to look at the importance of travel vaccination.
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Routine (*) DtaP (Tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis); Polio; HiB (Haemophilus influenza type b); MMR (Measles, mumps, rubella); Hepatitis A and B; Seasonal Influenza; Pneumococcal BCG; Varicella; Rotavirus. |
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Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller. – Ibn Battuta
(This is part 1 in a three-blog series on travel readiness. Part two will focus on the importance of travel vaccination and part three on first aid kits and the management of medicaton, including chronic medication.)
Traveling is slowly opening up and we...
