Could exercise actually be leading us to sit more and stop moving well throughout the day? Discover how you can break through and truly move more, move well and move often.
The answer just might be “Yes!” Animal Communicators are trained to uncover the reason why your dog is barking so much or why your cat is not using the litter box — or what they desire as a member of your family. It deepens your relationship.
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Think gaming is a young person’s hobby? It might be time to think again. A study recently published by the University of Oxford shows it could improve your mental health during the pandemic.
The look of your Thanksgiving Day table may feel a little off this year, so read this for some practical suggestions for coping with any feelings of loneliness.
Grover Wilhelmsen couldn’t talk after he was intubated to help treat a Covid-19 infection that had spread to his lungs. But he still wanted to give thanks to the nurses and doctors taking care of him in the intensive care unit, so he found his own special way.
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George Diaz recounts his personal experience of watching his mother decline due to Alzheimer’s, and provides resources for those currently providing care for someone battling this disease.
Dr. Landry reveals his tips on how to make the changes that will help you to grow and be healthier well into your longevity.
We all mourn our losses in different ways. When Johnnie Dimas, a 95-year-old World War II veteran, lost his wife of 67 years, he went on a journey of discovery, honoring her memory.
In her 60s, Sharon Hernstadt went from a cardiac patient to a world powerlifting champion. Check out how she found the strength to inspire us all.
Good friends are the sickness, depression and cognitive decline vaccine. Here’s our message from Growing Bolder Founder/CEO Marc Middleton on who you should be focusing on spending your time with to start Growing Bolder.
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There’s no question that caregivers are under siege during this pandemic. If you fall in that category, check out these helpful tips for coping with the stress.
With a combined age of more than 360, John Corse, Ed Graves, Betty Lorenzi and Joan Campbell had the chance to smash two things: a world record and expectations.
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