Filtered water

[Gustavo]

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[Ben]

Just bought it. Brilliant idea, neicly executed. I think this type of quick-entry system might also be handy for a to-do list. Something like Do and Did to separate the assigning and completion of tasks.

[Hiroyuki]

Hi Sherry I've been a fan of yours for some time but have never written to you bfreoe so I thought this would be a good opportunity to tell you how much I love your work. You are so talented and you do amazing things. Thank you so much for sharing your art work with all of us. I love it when people want to share what they know so everyone can enjoy creating. Sometimes all it takes is a visual to be able to do that. This is another great video lesson and I thank you so much. Beautiful flower and I do have everything you used so I can use those filters that I have stacked in my art room waiting for that someday I'm going to use those things moment . Have a wonderful day and I am so happy that you are recovering from your surgery so well. Have a wonderful day!

[Taufik]

Sherry I know you don't think so but you are one spunky, brave lady!! I too went thru cncaer (breast) but was so lucky and only had to have radiation and no chemotherapy. I guess I was like any other woman in that I was afraid to lose my hair, but the women I met at the clinic getting chemo and who had lost their hair were so inspiring and spirited!! All I can tell you is you look like you are getting everything you can out of life and the hair will come back right now what shows are your beautiful eyes!! YOU GO GIRL!!jackie

[professionaleducator]

I have had eczema since I was a baby, but it went into remission until I was fifteen years old and then came back BIG-TIME. It stayed with me 24 years until I moved to a village called Hythe in Alberta, Canada. The village had artesian wells and the water was very soft and smelled somewhat like rotten eggs if your well wasn't very deep. However, within two years of moving there, my eczema disappeared, and did not return until I moved away from there. It has now returned and sometimes I wish I was back there, if only to be free of the itch, etc. I am going to try a water softener system to see if that makes any difference.

[Eczemafighter]

Yes We have water softener filters fitted to all our taps and shower head. They really do make a difference depending on the PH of your water.