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Little Boy with Cystic Fibrosis Reminds Us to Make the Most of Every Situation
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Growing up, my mom always told me to be a Tigger instead of an Eeyore. This kid’s mother must have taught him the same thing. Dylan has cystic fibrosis, which is a chronic respiratory disease that produces extremely thick and stick mucus, and affects both the pancreas and lungs. Despite having this life-threatening disorder, he has found a way to make the most of the situation. In the video above, you can see him going through his daily routine of wearing a special breathing mask, only… he isn’t just sitting there looking miserable doing it, he’s dancing to the song “Dynamite” by Taio Cruz! Lucky for us (and you), his mother caught it all on camera. Children Related Content 7 Ways to Promote Your YouTube Channel If you have decided to create a YouTube channel, you need to find the best ways to promote it. After all, if it is not being promoted, people aren’t going to know about it, and you will be simply wasting your time because you won’t be making any money. The real reason why teenagers smoke is not addiction, it’s weight loss Shunning popular beliefs that people smoke cigarettes because they’re addicted to the nicotine, a recent study shows that among teens who are frequent smokers, 46% of girls and 30%of boys smoke to control their weight. HOW TO BUILD MUSCLE AND STRENGTH WITHOUT LIFTING WEIGHTS Give yourself a break from all the heavy lifting and reap the muscle-building benefits of bodyweight exercise. Who lives longest: meat eaters or vegetarians? Our ability to live a long life is influenced by a combination of our genes and our environment. In studies that involve identical twins, scientists have estimated that no more than 30% of this influence comes from our genes, meaning that the largest group of factors that control how long a person lives is their environment. How to Relieve Stress Through Music Did you know there are simple, easy ways to tackle your stress – without spending a fortune? One of the best ways to relieve stress is through music; and we’ve got the science to back it up. |
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