Bath Shower Ha Na

If you need a few reasons to stay as far away from drugs as possible, all of these horrible stories should pretty much do the trick. Some are a little graphic, so consider this your official warning before proceeding. BATH SALTS: “Not for human consumption” is usually a trigger in the mind of an addict. It tells them that the product is indeed made for human consumption, and may even taste good. Bath salts are known to provide abusers with a gnarly high and vivid hallucinations. Here are a few other side effects, according to your local news. Mustachioed Bath Salts Aficionado Breaks into Home and Puts Christmas Decorations Up Terry Trent had a helping of bath salts one lonely October night in 2011 and, feeling a bit merry, he broke into a family home and adorned the it with Christmas decor . Armed with a pocket knife, he lit two candles and hung a wreath on the garage door. The youngest in the family found Trent sitting on the living room couch , probably watching “The Santa Claus...

Investigators believe two 18-year-olds accused of carrying out a brutal attack on a roommate may have been motivated by what they considered to be a lack of trust. (From left) Keith Cornwell, 18, and Caleb Bixler, 18, are facing preliminary murder charges in connection with the killing of their roommate. (Photo: Provided by IMPD) Investigators believe two 18-year-olds accused of carrying out a brutal attack on one of their roommates may have been motivated by what they considered to be a lack of trust. Keith Cornwell and Caleb Bixler, both of Indianapolis, have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the slaying of Ron Trahan, whose body was found Friday on Indianapolis’ Eastside. Court documents say that morning, a witness told police that Bixler and Cornwell had admitted to the murder of Trahan, telling the witness that they had killed their 37-year-old roommate the day before because they thought he was a snitch. According to documents, Cornwell told the witness t...

In July, R. Kelly was accused of keeping women against their will and forcing them to follow every one of his rules or face physical punishment . On Tuesday, one of his alleged victims spoke out to BuzzFeed News. Few of the women who were in the “cult” have come forward because they reportedly signed nondisclosure agreements in exchange for settlement money, but 24-year-old Jerhonda Pace has decided to crack everything wide open. >> Read more trending news Now married with children, Pace opened up to Buzzfeed News about living with Kelly in 2009 when she was 15 years old and was Jerhonda Johnson. She said she was a big fan of the singer and went to the courthouse daily in 2008 as Kelly stood trial for allegedly producing child pornography , saying she wanted to know what happened. Pace said she skipped school to attend the trial and defended Kelly after he was found not guilty. She said she lied about her age when speaking to reporters, saying that she was 18 because  Cook Co...

As your loved one gets older, their changing mental status and physical condition may lead to some significant alterations in their daily habits. One of the biggest issues that many families experience is a serious lapse in their loved ones’ desire and ability to maintain their personal hygiene. It’s true that most seniors don’t necessarily need to bathe as often due to their sensitive skin and relatively low activity levels , but semi-regular washing is crucial for their health and your sanity. Little or no attention to certain “hot spot” areas can contribute to urinary tract infections , and accumulated bodily oils , bacteria and dirt can cause rashes, irritaiton and skin diseases. Worst of all, a loved one’s odor can become unbearable and embarrassing for you and your family. When it comes to bathing and showering, there is usually a deeper cause for a loved one’s refusal to wash up than just “not wanting to.” Bathrooms are notoriously slick and hard, so for a senior who is not st...

Diane and John Atchison are right where they want to be. In fact they often refer to their remodeled three- bedroom brick ranch in Lansdowne as their “forever home.” “This is the first time we’ve created anything that we knew we were going to stay in,” Diane said. “It’s the first house we haven’t had to give consideration to resale, because we’re not selling .” John Atchison and the award- winning Atchison Heller Construction have been building and remodeling in Lexington for nearly 40 years. But back in the day when John was a fledgling builder, there was a lot of moving around for the Atchison family. “There was a 10 year stretch when we moved nine times,” Diane said. “We moved through three pregnancies, but we had it down, and it’s all been worth it.” The home is chock-full of amazing finishes and details, most notably the reclaimed barn wood creatively utilized throughout – custom cabinetry in the living room, exposed beams in the vaulted ceiling, accents that enclose a private ...

With the usual mix of anticipation and apprehension, Kaitlyn Johnson is getting ready to go to her first summer camp. She's looking forward to meeting new friends and being able to ride horses, swim and host tea parties . She's also a little nervous and a little scared, like any 7-year-old facing her first sleepaway camp. But the wonder is that Kaitlyn is leaving the house for anything but a medical facility . Diagnosed with leukemia when she was 18 months old, her life has been consumed with cancer treatments, doctors' visits and hospital stays. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common cancer among young children, accounting for a quarter of all cancer cases in kids, and it has no cure. For about 85% to 90% of children, the leukemia can, however, be effectively treated through chemotherapy. If it is not eliminated and comes back, it is, more often than not, fatal. Rounds of chemotherapy can buy patients time , but as the disease progresses, the periods of remissio...