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'Caring Conversations' important for families
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May. 12th —
It's not an easy discussion to have, but we all need to be talking with our loved ones about end-of-life decisions. Bill Colby, the lawyer who represented Nancy Cruzan's family in that landmark right-to-die case of the mid '80s, makes the case for those "caring conversations."
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Walk a mile — or five — in her shoes
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May. 9th —
Sue Parks kept her promise. She walked five miles around Annapolis, Md., the day after she did a similar jaunt around Dover, Del.
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Could it be depression in disguise?
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May. 8th —
Many of our clients divorce, start a new life, and then a couple of years down the road wonder why the zest just isn't there — and it's often depression. They don't feel "depressed." The bad times have passed and they wonder "There's nothing really that bad right now. What's wrong with me?" What's wrong is that after going through something traumatic such as divorce, sometimes the body and the mind need some time to reconnect.
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Coping with life's major turning points
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May. 6th —
Has life thrown you a curve ball or delivered a wake-up call? If so, you might be in a new position to exercise some real power. You might need to make a decision that will alter the course of your life.
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Getting the right fitness fit
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Apr. 28th —
While most sports bras come in just small, medium and large, most breasts don't, which is probably why you've been squeezing into some and getting little support from others.
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