In the outdoors, everything is dynamic. A clear blue sky can give way to storm clouds and challenge you to change route, speed up or slow down, act quickly. I love the rush of setting out on an adventure; preparing myself and also welcoming anything that may come. -Lori Mathews,...
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Tina viewed herself as an outcast in high school. She was overweight, had no self-confidence, and no idea how to relate to the other students. She was tormented by the other students and became obsessed with being skinny which lead her down a path of self destruction, anorexia, and a...
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"I live life at 110 miles per hour. I’m in medical school, do research in a lab part time, am an avid crossfitter, volunteer in clinics and with an afterschool running program for kids and in my “spare” time, signed up to run the Detroit marathon with my best friend....
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Jackie lost her second son, Elam John Cheney, on May 22, 2009. Elam was stillborn due to an abrupted placenta. Not only was Jackie dealing with the loss of her son, she was dealing with the "failure of her own body". There was a lot involved in her recovery but...
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"When I started my journey with cancer I discovered that nutrition would be a big factor to my recovery. I started by understanding the true nature of nutrition and how our bodies are made up in order to implement certain foods that would create the right results. The first thing...
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