Winners Circle Chiropractic

02/28/2026

I know a lot of people who have medical issues after getting these shots💔😢

02/25/2026

Ivermectin was first discovered in the 1970s by Japanese microbiologist Satoshi Omura and Irish parasitologist William C. Campbell. Ivermectin has become a versatile pharmaceutical over the past 50 years. Ivermectin is a derivative of avermectin ...

02/25/2026

So many women settle. 💔

02/24/2026

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02/23/2026

Beautiful story ❤️

02/22/2026

She once lived in a tent just blocks from the campus she would later graduate from.

Virginia “Ginny” Burton spent years caught in addiction, cycling through jail and periods of homelessness in the Seattle area. In interviews and university profiles, she has openly spoken about decades of he**in and crack use and the damage it caused to her life. Stability felt distant. College felt impossible.

Her turnaround did not begin with applause. It started with recovery, structure, and returning to school. She earned her GED, completed an associate degree at South Seattle College in 2018, and transferred to the University of Washington. There, she studied political science and focused on criminal justice reform, drawing from her lived experience inside the system.

In 2020, she was named a Truman Scholar, one of the nation’s most competitive scholarships for students committed to public service.

Around 2021, she graduated from the University of Washington.

The contrast is what makes the story powerful. Years earlier, she was navigating courtrooms and addiction. Later, she was navigating academic honors and national scholarships. Not because her past disappeared, but because she confronted it directly.

Her journey does not romanticize struggle. It shows that recovery paired with opportunity can redirect a life once written off.

Sometimes the most radical act is deciding you are not finished yet.

02/22/2026

I could see myself doing this 😂

In Río Talea, Oaxaca, Inés Ramírez carried out an act that science still cannot explain. In the year 2000, after 12 hours of a failed labor and with no doctors nearby, this Zapotec woman made an extreme decision. She performed a cesarean section on herself. Sitting on a bench and after drinking alcohol to endure the pain, she used a kitchen knife to open her abdomen. During an hour of anguish, she managed to extract her baby and cut the umbilical cord before fainting.

The Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics recognizes her as the only woman in the world who survived a self-performed surgery of this kind along with her baby. Hours later, they were found conscious and taken to a hospital, where they recovered miraculously.

02/22/2026

In a heartwarming conclusion to a rescue story that captured the country’s attention, the dog saved by Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers at Harry Reid International Airport has found his forever home.

READ MORE: https://www.fox5vegas.com/2026/02/22/rescued-viral-las-vegas-airport-dog-jet-blue-officially-adopted-by-officer-who-saved-him/