100 Day Challenge
in the Deep South
"Defined diet consumption. 5K walks. Life extending tech."
"Defined diet consumption. 5K walks. Life extending tech."
Georgia Residents are Living with Diabetes
Canines are Euthanized Nationwide Every Year
Georgia Residents Don't Know They Have It
Chance of Lowered Risk by Caring for a Canine
Family owned dogs have become assets through being a source of support and companionship. The lifespan of dogs tends to be much shorter than that of their owners, and typically, the larger the dog, the shorter the lifespan. It's also possible to accelerate your own canine's life expectancy due to surrendering them to animal shelters because of our own personal health issues. Approximately 3.3 million dogs enter animal shelters every year and often have to be euthanized. A cultural issue affecting southern states in the U.S. is having to deal with marginalized life expectancies for both canines as well as their owners. Leading causes of death according to the CDC are because of heart diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, and suicide. The State of Georgia ties with the State of North Carolina ranking at #12 for upholding up much of the diabetes belt in the United States. Relationships between mental health and cardiovascular disease are among the most disabling diseases. Unfortunately, many pet owners become depressed and are unaware that certain canines can be trained to mutually benefit both themselves as well as the dog in support of extended life expectancy. Trained service dogs are able to detect abnormal health issues 15-30 minutes faster. It is somewhat hard to prove that cardiovascular disease related illnesses directly lead to the development of a first-ever episode of depression in humans. This is because some people who have had previous episodes of depression may not have it formally diagnosed until they see their doctor for heart problems. Starting August 6th 2019, the author of this website will commit to a 100 day challenge in respect to lost loved ones and to bring light to causes such as National Diabetes Awareness Month in the United States. For the duration of the challenge, we will share project milestones via social media and donate all final proceeds to the American Diabetes Association. We want to preserve the healthful benefits of play while removing the burden of health management.
The #MawAndPawATL challenge will begin August 6th and end November 14th as we enter into the beginning of National Diabetes Awareness Month. During this challenge, we’re committing to declining luxurious meals known for their high caloric intake, providing at minimum five kilometers of exercise supporting longer life expectancy for dogs, and finally contributing to developing software augmenting relationships with companions. Failure to meet these conditions over 100 days, we will increase the initial donation of with an additional $5 for each infraction.
*The American Diabetes Association funds research for preventing and curing diabetes to ultimately improve the lives of people affected by diabetes.
THe American Diabetes Association uses the hashtag #EverydayReality on social media to connect and promote diabetes awareness in communities. The cultural stigma or lifestyle in the south is usually based around bootstrapping until we have the ability to grow from nothing. Life moves a bit slower in the south but can it rapidly speed up during successful living using southern charm, loyalty, and by being resourceful. Also celebrating life can become a challenge by not doing activities in moderation because we're usually all in or nothing. It's easy to overlook risks from not considering simple daily occurances such as how the brain requires clean and proper blood flow in order to operate at its best. Sometimes unknowingly sufferers with type 2 diabetes mellitus are 2 to 3 times more likely to suffer from mental depression due to the chemistry of the brain. Maw & Paw realizes that managing diabetes can feel like being required to participate in cotillion classes in the south which are proper ettiquete courses to become southern belles or gentlemen. We're seeking to avoid cotillion type self care by using technology to establishing a new form of occupational therapy possibly strengthening independent care for those at risk as well as for possible life saving companions.
During the 100 day challenge, we'll share project milestones while reaching for this goal via social media as well as donate all final proceeds to the ADA.
Learning computer programming hasn’t been an easy story to articulate but as a Human Learning and Development advocate we land a delicate balance between classical mythologies, counseling, and die-hard practice. From teaching app development to persisting with heartfelt discussions about design patterns, quality, and coding logic with startups in Atlanta.
