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What is your BEST bet? Crowd Funding or Crowd Awareness.

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What is your BEST bet? Crowd Funding or Crowd Awareness.

I tried the following funding platforms: Indiegogo, Crowdfunding, GoFundMe and a few more. Let me start by saying I’m an inexperienced business person who wants to be an entrepreneur, which leads me to my biggest problem… I needed to raise money to start my business. Crowd Funding was the only known option at that time so I tried them they didn’t help me as much as I thought; in other words it was quite painful. So now I have to think of another plan to get my business moving, let me try “Crowd Awareness”. This is why I feel it’s...

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Mike Bloomberg on MSNBC - Social Media Marketing.

• ad campaign • blog • buzzfeed • campaign • cuddlespoons • cuddling • disabilities • disability • disabled entrepreneur • disabled person • entrepreneur • entrepreneur magazine • Houston Texas • marketing • mike bloomberg • news • News BUZZ • president • presidental campaign • rehabilitation • relationships • small business • social media • social media marketing • spoons

Mike Bloomberg on MSNBC - Social Media Marketing.

This morning (2/13/2020) on MSNBC I heard that #MikeBloomberg spends 1 Million Dollars a day on #SocialMediaMarketing for his #presidentialcampaign, I wonder if it’s working for him. When I buy Ads for www.CuddleSpoons.com most people ignore them. WHY? We don't bite, We only Feed! .... Cuddle Spoons are a fun practical gift for all, they are also a very helpful eating aid for people with disabilities. We are bipartisan, we don't judge People, Party or Life Style.  #marketing #marketingstrategy #marketingandadvertising #marketingtips #marketingsocial #marketingexpert #disability #eatingaids #spoons #couples #disabled #businessmarketing

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Top Rehabilitation Hospitals in Texas: Spinal Cord and Brain Injuries.

• brain injury • disabilities • disability • disabled person • healthcare • hospitals in texas • Houston Texas • ischemic stroke • life in a wheelchair • Occupational Therapy • phyisal therapy • recovering from a stroke • recovering from brain damage • rehabilitation • rehabilitation therapy • rehabilition exercises • rehabitation hospitals in texas • spinal cord • stroke recovery • stroke survivor • stroke treatment • surviving a stroke • trauma • traumatic brain injury

Top Rehabilitation Hospitals in Texas: Spinal Cord and Brain Injuries.

#1 - TIRR Memorial Hermann is Best in Texas (Houston) and #4 in the Nation. Every year since 1990, US News & World Report has ranked our nation’s leading hospitals. And in every one of those years, TIRR Memorial Hermann has been named among the very best rehabilitation hospitals in the United States. Why? Affiliated physicians have 100+ years of cumulative experience; 90% are fellowship trained in subspecialties like brain injury, stroke and spinal cord medicine. To further our international patient rehabilitation outcomes, TIRR Memorial Hermann has a dedicated international program that works with diverse patient backgrounds. Our patients have...

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Brain injury: How it can affect everyday life — and how to prevent it.

• brain injury • buzzfeed • disabilities • disabled person • dizziness • hemorrhagic stroke • Houston Texas • ischemic stroke • life in a wheelchair • lose of vission • Occupational Therapy • Ocean Front • phyisal therapy • recovering from a stroke • recovering from brain damage • rehabilitation • rehabilitation therapy • social media • stroke recovery • stroke survivor • surviving a stroke • talking • tbi • traumatic brain injury • two types of stroke • walking

Brain injury: How it can affect everyday life — and how to prevent it.

Written by Health columnist Jennifer Hutchings. Philosopher René Descartes is well known for his phrase, “I think, therefore I am.” He introduced the fundamental explanation for how we currently understand the function of the brain. In other words, our brain connects us to the world we live in. It does this by receiving sensory data involving memory centers, emotion and language as we continuously interpret and respond to smells, sounds, tastes, feelings and what we see around us in our environment. All of that can change, though, when the brain is injured. The CDC defines a traumatic brain injury (TBI)...

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Fun Eating Spoons - Children, Elderly and Disabled love them. Balanced, Easy Holding/Gripping, Comfortable with drop proof wrist cord.

• buzzfeed • disabilities • disabled entrepreneur • disabled person • eating aids • Eating aids for the Disabled. • Eating aids for the Elderly. • eating with arthritis • hand control • hand rehabilitation • how to eat • how to feed a child • learning to eat • Medical devises • medical supplies • medicare • perfect shape • rehabilitation • spoon • stroke recovery • stroke survivor • the best spoon • the perfect spoon • treating arthritis

Fun Eating Spoons - Children, Elderly and Disabled love them. Balanced, Easy Holding/Gripping, Comfortable with drop proof wrist cord.

A problem for many Disabled, Elderly and Children is eating on their own. My Cuddle Spoon design is the answer to all your feeding & eating issues. My Spoon will change your life. Video 1, Video 2.  The Disabled Community; Multiple sclerosis (MS), Stroke Survivor recovery, along with Elderly arthritis patients, Children, and Couples all agree that we have the best fun & practical spoon design ever made. For centuries the spoon has never changed, it has always been a small shallow bowl oval or round in shape but I never heard anyone ever say that the handle makes the...

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