![]() Success in life is sometimes best achieved alone. Most times, we need direct or indirect support. Even when we do not actively seek nor give it, giving support to someone else can be an opportunity to learn more. We, thus, learn from that person's struggles and successes. Taking advantage of such opportunities, we can apply these learned information in our own lives. Plus, we can share them with someone else.
There exist governmental and non-profit programs that can assist all of us in staying healthy. At community centers, local government agencies, hospitals, and churches, you can learn about these resources. For example, if you have more weight than you used to, you can try to locate the institution near you that is offering the Diabetes Prevention Program. In this program, you get personalized help and support to make significant improvements in your life. If you want to help someone, the best method is to be a role model for them. What you do in your daily life will inspire them and encourage them to pay very close attention to you when you inform them about these resources. If you want to share your story with us, ask questions, and comment, you are welcome to do so. If you like this post, care to share it. You might change someone else's life. Think about it! Living Healthy - Your Way
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Mickelder Kercy, M.D. M.S.I have family members and friends and know community members who are at risk of or living with chronic conditions (e.g., Hypertension and Diabetes). I am aware of my health risks and how to reduce them. In these blog posts, I am sharing what I have learned from the latest scientific studies, my observation and the testimonies of individuals, and my own experience on doing my best. Archives
August 2018
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