Tuesday, June 23, 2015

When JA Nursing IN The Streets Meets linky Links Street Talk UPDATED



Updated


Hi its your girl JA Nursing several Months ago Linky Links radio was launched my message to the world as seen below  stated that it will be a  show not to miss. Each and every Thursday, the team has stepped up their game. The topics keep growing from interviews with community leaders like Steve Kerr, to Music interviews with various artist like Exco Levi, Omi, Don Dem, Fluxx Team, Paul Ade of the Black Canadian Awards, Diabetes, Cancer, Dance hall, Child relief, too  hosting events including Juggling for the Cure, which was a dedication to his Queen who he lost to Cancer, 

All  topics are on the table for discussion  discussed Just do yourself a favor and tune in Each and every Thursday at 10pm the list of content will only continue to  grow.  Don't forget to call in and request your topics we got it covered. It has been a  pleasure being a part of TeamStreet Talk.  Bless up Sandra Sylburne, Kenny's Auto Queen Beauty Supply


Who is Linky Links the  community  leader, the host

What are we about?

Bringing your link to the street is what were all about!
We interview local artists, restaurants, small business and events to shed light on Toronto's great multicultral city. If you would like to be on the show or have your business/event promoted on the show contact us today.
 Most Recently a behind the scenes look at Street talk powered by the one and only Talk Bout Media http://talkboutmedia.com/



 Official launch Message
Hi It's your Girl JA Nursing I'm excited to  announce to you #teamsmarties

that starting  today I will be on Street Talk. What  does this mean. Well the goal of JA Nursing is to increase the literacy of the World. I WILL BE BRINGING  NOTHING BUT THE BEST WHEN IT COMES TO  YOUR HEALTH BOTH MAN AND WOMAN... I want to change the way we view health and I would like you  to have this information on a URban Platform.





They said JA Nursing never stop bringing the knowledge.... So it's been written when  JA Nursing in the Streets meets  linkylinks  Street Talk the World will not be the Same again  
 knowledge Is Power  lets Get It In

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The show is designed for the streets (the people). We will be talking about everything -entertainment, health, history,  family,politics. etc. Listen live weekly for the hottest Dj's, interviews



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HAPPY 4 MONTHS ANNIVERSARY 
FIND HIM ON INSTAGRAM @linkylinks20  THANKS FOR THE INTRODUCTION - Check ma girl out @janursing_ on STREET TALK EACH AND EVERY THURSDAY STARTING TODAY FEB 5th WE GO LIVE TO AIR ON "Linkylinks.com" 10pm _12am . DON'T MISS IT!!!!! #Streettalk #health #maketherightchoice #itsgonnabedifferent #janursinginthestreets #Raisingthebar #Letsgetit

THIS HAS BEEN YOUR SOCIAL BUZZ WITH MICHELLE SMITH aka JA Nursing  YOUR HEALTH AND SOCIAL ADVOCATE STAY CONNECTED  
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Tuesday, June 16, 2015

FREE EBOLA RELIEF CONCERT PLEASE JOIN IN JUNE 28


Hi Its your girl JA Nursing here. Several months ago  the media was in a frenzy about a virus that had taken over our  Mother Land. Ebola the fight for awareness still continues and will not stop.
Why the Concert? Help Fight Ebola Canada (Awareness Campaign) are bringing attention to West Africa through Education; Motivation; and Engagement. Motivated by the death of Dr Sheik Humarr Khan who saved more than 100 lives before losing his own to Ebola, the campaign is building partnerships and supporting programs that are rebuilding the country. It will take all of our help - and we should help. Now is no time to forget and become complacent.  Please join in Sunday, June 28
at  Toronto Ribfest, Centennial Park, Toronto

 A call for Global Awareness against EBOLA in West Africa


Did I mention that this is a Free concert ticket(s). (Note: Toronto Ribfest entry is a requested $2 donation.) Be part of concert history at the Ebola Relief Concert – hosted by TV host and producer Nikki Clarke and featuring International recording sensation CARIMI, Steele, Akin, Ruth Mathiang, Slim Flex, Focusway Band, Kobena Aquaa-Harrison, Waleed Kush, DJs, Dancers, Percussionists, along with some special guests in conjunction with Help Fight Ebola Canada, Rotary, and more.


The south stage area will come to life with great music, special guests, presentations, artists and more as we bring awareness to the issues being faced in West Africa  
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE AMAZING PERFORMERS
  http://ebolaconcert.com/#performers

Concert poster 



 Rotary Etobicoke welcomes the world to Toronto Ribfest and to this concert to give the crisis a voice through the celebration of great music and great people. Come and join the celebration, and together we'll be heard an ocean away.



HERE IS THE Link to register for the concert, which is FREE. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ebola-relief-concert-canada-tickets-17276086239

http://www.helpfightebola.org/home.html
MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW ON TWITTER  
facebook  fb.me/4gZH0aTox
  The issue continues
Although Ebola is not often discussed in the media, it is still a significant issue in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia. There are 26,626 (CDC) total cases of Ebola with 11,007 (CDC) of those cases resulting in deaths. More than 16,000 children have lost one or both parents to Ebola (AFP). Many survivors of Ebola now complain of visual problems, body aches, chest pain, headaches, and extreme fatigue.
For months, the hardest hit countries closed their borders to minimize the movement of the virus. Those closed borders closed businesses and schools. The countries' already fragile economies were made much worse. The economic impact is an estimated $2.2 billion and counting.
Your support at this event will show the world we care about this global health issue and the people affected.





Ebola Virus Infection
 ORIGINAL POST OCT 3 2014

Please note that all the people tested in Canada have tested  negative. 

The case out in Toronto's east  end has not been Confirmed. 
Ebola is a rare but deadly virus that causes bleeding inside and outside the body. Ebola is not Air born so you can't catch it just by being round people.

As the virus spreads through the body, it damages the immune system and organs. Ultimately, it causes levels of blood-clotting cells to drop. This leads to severe, uncontrollable bleeding.

The disease, also known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever or Ebola virus, kills up to 90% of people who are infected.

Other ways to get Ebola include touching contaminated needles or surfaces.

How do I protect myself against Ebola?

If you must travel to an area affected by the 2014 Ebola outbreak, protect yourself by doing the following:

-Wash hands frequently or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
-Avoid contact with blood and body fluids of any person, particularly someone who is sick.
-Do not handle items that may have come in contact with an infected person’s blood or body fluids.
-Avoid hospitals where Ebola patients are being treated. 

-Seek medical care immediately if you develop fever (temperature of 101.5°F/ 38.6°C) and any of the other following symptoms: headache, muscle pain, diarrhea, vomiting, stomach pain, or unexplained bruising or bleeding.
-Limit your contact with other people until and when you go to the doctor. Do not travel anywhere else besides a healthcare facility.



Make a donation to Rotary for West African relief and receive a Canadian tax receipt. Rotary Etobicoke is a "100% charity", meaning every penny we raise is used to meet humanitarian needs.
Donate online.
HERE IS THE Link to register for the concert, which is FREE. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ebola-relief-concert-canada-tickets-17276086239

HERE IS THE Link to register for the concert, which is FREE. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ebola-relief-concert-canada-tickets-17276086239

Past initiatives to increase knowledge on Ebola



THIS HAS BEEN YOU SOCIAL HEALTH BUZZ WITH MICHELLE SMITH YOUR HEALTH AND SOCIAL ADVOCATE  STAY CONNECTED WWW.JANURSINGSERVICES.COM  FIND US ON TWITTER @JANURSING
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Do You have A Emergency Plan for Your Child?




DO YOU HAVE A ER ACTION PLAN FOR YOUR CHILD?
Hey it's your Girl JA Nursing here,  with  Winter   under way It's that time again, our kids  are getting sick with  ear infections tonsil,  adenoids,asthma  and allergies . If you are not sure  here is  some  information On Symptoms of  Enlarged Adenoids, Asthma, and allergies. 

Adenoids trap germs that enter the body, adenoid tissue can temporarily swell as it tries to fight off an infection. 
These symptoms are often associated with enlarged adenoids: 

 *difficulty breathing through the nose
*breathing through the mouth
talking as if the nostrils are pinched
*noisy breathing
*snoring
*stopped breathing for a few seconds during sleep (sleep apnea)
*frequent "sinus" symptoms

 Most frustration  felt with Parents  is ongoing ear and middle ear infections or middle ear fluid in school-aged children.  If your child has symptoms go to your family doctor and ask to be referred to a ENT Specialist also known as ear noise and throat Specialist.

What Is an ENT Specialist?

An ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT) is a physician trained in the medical and surgical treatment of the ears, nose throat, and related structures of the head and neck. They have special expertise in managing diseases of the ears, nose and nasal passage sinuses, larynx (voice box), oral cavity and upper pharynx (mouth and throat), as well as structures of the neck and face.

Next on the list  Tonsillectomies
Doctors might recommend surgical removal of the tonsils, this is called a tonsillectomy, for a child who has one or more of the following:

 persistent or recurrent tonsillitis or strep infections
swollen tonsils that make it hard to breathe, particularly during sleep
difficulty eating meat or chewy foods
sleep difficulty that might be affecting the child's daily activities
snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (when someone stops breathing for a few seconds at a time during sleep because 

 enlarged tonsils are partially blocking the airway)  I had mine taken out when I was 8 years old. It is a very common procedure for kids now a day so don't guess a  ENT  Specialist will be the person for you to ask your Pediatrician to  get a consult with.

 With allergy season in session you can also be seen by a ENT specialist. This service is covered by OHIP just ask you Doctor.

Allergy relief tips for Parents

Allergies can be frustrating for both kids and parents. Here are some allergy relief tips to help your family keep symptoms in check.

Start with teachers

Discuss your child's condition with the school nurse, teachers, coaches, and anyone else with whom your child has regular contact.

Declutter

Toys, knick-knacks and other types of clutter can be traps for dust and other allergens.
 We could not finish this  article without mentioning our other pesty friend Mr asthma, since Asthma  symptoms can worsen if you have issues  remember that a Respirologists is the Doctor that you need to see.
Asthma & Allergies
Many people with asthma also have allergies, and your doctor may refer you to an allergist if you are experiencing asthma symptoms. However, just not everyone who has allergies develops asthma, not everyone who has asthma has allergies. Researchers are still trying to determine the exact relationship between the two.
No one is born with an allergy, but you can have a genetic tendency to develop one. If both your parents have allergies, you will have a 75% chance of also developing them.
Doctors define asthma as a "chronic inflammatory disease of the airway" that causes the following symptoms:
  • Chronic (regular) cough.
  • Shortness of breath
  • Wheezing
  • A feeling of tightness in the chest
Symptoms of asthma come and go; you may experience some of them and yet not know for certain whether you've got asthma or not. For example, you might experience trouble breathing with exercise or get more 'chest' infections than other people do. Persistent cough is a common sign of lung disease. Coughing is a major feature of asthma, especially in children. If your infant or child coughs to the point of vomiting, discuss the possibility of asthma with your doctor. There are reasons other than asthma for a long-term cough, like whooping cough and postnasal drip.
Only a doctor can diagnose asthma.

Know the Early Signs of a Flare-Up

Everyone's asthma is different. Some kids cough only at night, while others have flare-ups whenever they get a cold or exercise outside.
As you manage your child's asthma, pay attention to what happens before a flare-up so that you know the early warning signs. These signs might not mean that a flare-up definitely will happen, but they can help you to plan ahead.

Making ER Trips Less Stressful

Planning can make trips to the ER less stressful for you and your child. Here are some tips to try:


  • Know the location of your closest ER. If there's a children's hospital ER nearby, go there and have the address and phone number handy (written on the asthma action plan, for instance).
  • If you have other kids, try to make arrangements with a relative or other caregiver who can take them in an emergency. But don't let the lack of a babysitter delay your trip to the ER. Someone can always come to the hospital later to pick up your other kids.
  • Take a copy of your child's asthma action plan or a note with the names and dosages of any medicines your child takes to share with the medical staff at the ER  
Your are the most important member of your child's health care team make sure your knowledgeable. If you have  comments or questions about your health you can email michelle@carib101.com

For further help let us  help you navigate the health care system. Send a email to janursingservices@gmail.com to get your Health Care Shield  today

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Tuesday, June 9, 2015

DURHAM CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED



Durham uncovered


Hi world it's your girl JA Nursing, What a excitement yesterday June 8 2015 .  After meeting Mary Galvan at 1rst  Friday's , she invited me to The Media Launch Of Durham Caribbean festival. I thought to my self that Durham seems a mile a away. LOL  But truthfully the goal of JA Nursing is to build relationships with the community and bring awareness to events that increase social literacy. With such a diverse city I feel that all its community members should make a effort to share in the fun  especially since the common  factor here is the Caribbean culture and what it represents. Community love means taking the effort to participate when possible,  which is the true recipe for community love and community building.

After meeting Mary two days in row. I can certainly understand how her perseverance has  made her a noteworthy Member of Durham and surrounding communities. Congratulations on her Diversity Award from  The  Black Canadian Awards  which was held June 6 2015. Well DESERVED




CEO Mission Statement

(Caribbean Event Organization of Ontario)
Cultural diversity is a part of our Canadian identity. It is a part of our country, our workplaces and our schools, a part of our day-to-day lives. Our friends, neighbors and coworkers likely all stem from a variety of ethnic groups. This diversity is an asset; we can learn from one another but, first, we must understand one another in order to work together effectively. The Durham Caribbean Festival has been created to raise awareness of cultural diversity and to help dispel negative stereotypes.

The Caribbean Event Organization of Ontario believes that the diversity in our community is a fundamental strength of our region. Our mission to improve the quality of life for the residents of our region is best fulfilled when we embrace diversity as a value and a practice.

Our mission is to bring awareness to the benefits of cultural differences, the issues behind racial profiling and misconceptions affiliated with diversity on all levels. Throughout our work, we will support diversity in all of its forms, encompassing but not limited to age, disability, economic circumstance, ethnicity, gender, race, religion or sexual orientation.
 









I must admit driving through  Durham  via the 407 was quite different from the congested bustle of Toronto, I joked about  passing some cows on  Salem Rd when I arrived.   The warm welcome into Durham was certainly impressive. The community love was felt, the colors, the familiar faces, it  all  represented our Caribbean Community.

 Durham establishes in 1974 is a city that I would have to admit is on the map as it relates to the diversity witnessed last night. From seeing funny man Jay Martin do is thing at keeping the crowd well entertained to G98.7 fm  Mr Fitroy Gordon setting the record straight, that the voiceless will have a voice through his determination to see Caribbean people united worldwide. The recognition and efforts of JN Money Transfer,   Mr Wilks Consulate General of Jamaica, the efforts of all the community members was well recognized. lets not forget  about the food, it  brought me right back home in a sexy tasty way. As a West End Advocate I would certainly encourage you all to fill your tank and take the ride to Durham Region with in the next week and certainly  marking June 28 2015 as a must attend event when the festivities go live.









2015 DURHAM CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL

Come Join us as we bring all Cultures Together as ONE
DURHAM CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL
SUNDAY JUNE 28TH 2015
GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA
(2290 GREENWOOD RD, AJAX.)
FUN FOR ALL AGES
*Carnival Rides
*Authentic Caribbean Cuisine
*Live Entertainment
*Children shows
* Caribbean Food Demo's
and much more !!
for info or to be a Vendor or a Volunteer please visit www.Durhamcaribbeanfestival.com

 JERROLD JOHNSON CHIEF REPRESENTATIVE OFFICER OF
Jamaica National Building Society which is a mutual organization satisfying our members with a range of savings, mortgage loans, financial and other services.
http://www.jnbs.com/

This has been your community Buzz with Michelle Smith Your Health And Social Advocate.


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Email  your event invite to    janursingservices@gmail.com
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JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance
JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf
JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf
JN International Money Transfer Transfer is a global brand which upholds international standards in its facilitation of money transfers between several countries across the world such as the United Kingdom, Ghana, the Philippines, Canada and the United States of America. A Caribbean-based brand, JN International Money Transfer also maintains a high standard of service and a rapidly expanding network across the region - See more at: http://www.jnbs.com/home/remittance#sthash.zgkXr8mi.dpuf
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Monday, June 8, 2015

DID YOU KNOW THAT IRISH PEOPLE ARE THE 2ND LARGEST GROUP IN JAMAICA? HAPPY ST PATRICK'S MON


Originally published March 17, 2015 


Good morning world
Hi, its your girl JA Nursing here  Today's St Patricks Day or  as  some would say St Patty's Day. As Parents, it is always important to learn so you  can teach. 
  I was asked some time ago from my kids  why they had to celebrate  ST Patrick's day?  As a Canadian,  I must admit I didn't know why we celebrated it  either.  With the  last name Smith  (The surname Smith is particularly prevalent among those of English and Irish descent),  I was also curious.   AM I IRISH? They have always said that the Irish and Jamaican mesh =Get along  so let's,  find out whats the  real deal about St Patricks Day.

Did you know that 
Sir Alexander Bustamante, National Hero and first Prime Minister of Jamaica, used to boast that he was 50 per cent Irish, 50 per cent Jamaican and  10 per cent Arawak. Well known for his humorous nature, charm and charisma, 'Busta' as he is affectionately known,
When you think of the Irish diaspora, you probably think of Great Britain, the United States and Canada, but it turns out the Irish didn’t just stick to the colder western climates.
Irish people are the second-largest reported ethnic group in Jamaica, after Jamaicans of African ancestry. Population estimates range from 300,000 to 700,000, making Irish Jamaicans up to 25% of Jamaica'spopulation. Most Jamaicans with Irish heritage also have African ancestry.
That the Irish began arriving in Jamaica as early as 1641 and have contributed significantly to the culture of the country.

The Irish arrived in Jamaica over 350 years ago in the mid-1600s at the time of British Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell's capture of Jamaica. When British Admirals Penn and Venables failed in their expedition to take Santo Domingo from the Spanish, they turned their attention to Jamaica, not wanting to return to Cromwell empty-handed. With reinforcements from British-held Barbados (many of whom were Irish) they made quick work of dispatching the weak Spanish defense and soon realized that they needed workers to support their new prize. They looked eastward to islands already under British control, Barbados, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Montserrat.

Irish Jamaicans
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Notable Jamaicans of Irish descent cited from wikepedia 


In honor of one of the biggest holidays in Ireland, St Patrick’s Day, Let's take a look at the Irish-Jamaican culture.
When the Irish arrived in 1641, they brought along aspects of their culture. Irish Moss drink gained popularity in Jamaica as a tradition of the Irish.
Irish Moss is a species of red algae (commonly called seaweed) which is abundant in Irish waters, hence the name, “Irish Moss”.
Irish Moss drink rose to the occasion during Ireland’s 19th-century famine, in part due to the abundance of the seaweed.
When the Irish began arriving in the Jamaica, they brought the popular drink with them but soon found out that Jamaica  has the “Irish Moss” seaweed.
The rest is Irish-Jamaican history. Somewhere along the line, Jamaicans decided that Irish Moss was good for boosting a man’s vitality.

Enjoy  Irish-Jamaican culture by trying this  Irish Moss recipe.
She said she adds Supligen. Supligen is a nutrition drink that a lot Jamaican's drink. It's similar to Ensure.
½ lb Irish Moss
2 oz. Gum Arabic
4oz. Isinglass
4oz. Linseed
1 can. Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 lb Sugar
2 tbsp. Vanilla Flavoring
½ Nutmeg
4 qt. Water

  • Wash the moss in the sink to remove sand or foreign matter. Bring water to a boil and then add moss, linseed, isinglass, and gum arabic.
  • Let the ingredients cook until everything is dissolved, except the moss. This will take about an hour or so.
  • Strain the liquid into another container and separate the boiled moss trash from the drink.
  • Add the rest of the ingredients to the mixture, now do a taste test. Add more of anything you feel that would make this drink taste the way you want it to.
  • Put it to cool in the refrigerator for 4 hours.
  • Serve in 12 oz. cups.
Note: Because the thickness of this drink can vary, you may have to dilute this mixture to an acceptable level of consistency.

 This drink can be flavored with other flavorings such as Jamaican Strawberry Syrup, or add Peanut Butter, or Rolled Oats, or Ground Cashews, the possibilities are endless.
Try something new, don't be cautious, live on the edge!
WARNING: This is one of the most notorious drinks among Jamaican men. It is said to be the drink that will “put it back,” or “put lead in your pencil.” Good for the writers, eh?
YAH MON!!!

Since I gave you a little History here's a little English Class too!







Verdict  There is more of the Irish in Jamaicans than perhaps they realize, and more of the Jamaican in us than we care to admit. It’s there in our accents, our love of laughter, of wine, women and song. It’s present in our love affair with the turf and horses -- and the gambling that goes with it. It’s there in our shared fondness for Arthur Guinness and John Barleycorn, and our willingness to live for the moment and let tomorrow look after itself. These are the traits that others readily identify in both nations and why at home and abroad we are “bredren!”  http://republican-news.org/current/news/2009/10/the_black_irish_of_jamaica_one.html#.VQw1wo7YGXM





This has been your History Buzz  with Michelle Smith  as we say in Jamaica everything IRIE have a bless day 


  Find more on your own

 LEARN ABOUT CANADIAN HISTORY  FROM MY SON http://janursing.blogspot.ca/2015/07/find-out-more-about-canadian-history-by.html
http://www.irishcentral.com/roots/how-a-huge-irish-community-came-to-be-in-jamaica-96982424-237701241.html
 http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_ http://www.jamaican-recipes.com/irishmoss.html

 http://jamaica-gleaner.com/pages/history/story0058.htm

 fb https://www.facebook.com/onelovejamaica

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_people_in_Jamaica

 http://republican-news.org/current/news/2009/10/the_black_irish_of_jamaica_one.html#.VQw1wo7YGXM

 http://www.jamaicans.com/cooking/beverages/IrishMoss.shtml
looking for some more Jamaican Recipes get them here.... As the saying goes Jamaica Mon
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