Glyphosate, commonly known as Roundup, is a pesticide that has garnered a lot of criticism lately for its links to cancer. Many people have stopped using the chemical on their weeds but wonder what to do with the extra product they have.

Glyphosate, a chemical found in Roundup weed killer, has been connected to many health issues, from throat burns to cancer.

When it comes to dealing with weeds, everyone wants instant results and it seems that chemical pesticides consistently lead the charge. And while they may be effective the truth is quick results can be tempting, but the chemicals used to achieve those lighting fast remedies are potentially poisoning you and your family. There are other options for weedkillers.

Finding out that a loved one has cancer is extremely devastating. Most people don’t prepare to become a cancer caregiver for their loved one because it’s something we all hope never happens.

For a person with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, life turns upside down from the second the word cancer is mentioned. Life changes in an instant and as the caregiver, your job is both important and difficult.

With winter here, we may miss our outdoor garden, but that doesn’t mean we have to give up our green thumb altogether!