Jeffery G. Douglas

  Yes, People Can Die From Giving Up on Life! How many of you have family? How manu of you and your family get together? How often does this Get Together Occur? How many of you get together during a holiday, birthday, special activity? How many of you remember someone, "Whoes Not Family," who has little to no one? How many of you think of those who, "are not family," but are in and out of your life on a fair bases? How many of them do you know, that has family or none at all, or has very little visits? Did you contact them? Visit Them? Let them know you're thinking of them, or is it just when you needed something from them?        A study published in  ScienceDirect  examined the condition, which "describes people who respond to traumatic stress by developing extreme apathy, give up hope, relinquish the will to live and die, despite no obvious organic cause."       When this  phenomenon occurs, when someone experiences a trauma, and...

Coupons On Social Media       Everyone loves a good deal, and scammers know it. Counterfeit coupons are a popular way for scammers to steal your identity and money. These fake deals are tricking consumers on websites, social media platforms, and in texts and email inboxes. While motives and methods vary, phony coupons often mean serious losses for retailers, consumers, or both. How this scam works       Usually, fake coupons are worth much more than real ones, offering steep discounts like 80% off. By using brands' official logos, it's nearly impossible to tell if it's fake or not.        In one variation of this scam, you may be scrolling on social media or checking your email and come across an ad with a coupon or promo code offering a major discount on products at a popular retail store. You click on the link and make a purchase using the promo code.       After several days or weeks without your order being r...