For years, Dannette Wheeler felt uncomfortable in her own skin. I was embarrassed of how much weight Id gained, says the 48-year-old nurse, who is 57 and at one point weighed just over 250 pounds. Once a social person, Wheeler started to stay in, avoiding friends who she feared might judge her.
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<strong> IN A NARROW </strong> <strong> SHADOW </strong> of land between two steep mountainsides in West Virginia, residents of a town called Minden are dying. Not in that existential were all dying a little bit every day way, but in the blotchy-lesions-and-tumor-riddled-organs-that-eventually-stop-working way.
Jay Cohen, a Houston-based , recently had a client with a strange case. When he got out to do the field sobriety test, the guy mostly seemed fine. But then he blew into a breathalyzer and ended up with a well-above-the-limit test.
Triathlon season usually stretches from summer to fall, when lakes are warm and days are long enough to get in after-work runs and rides. But entering an early season tune-up is a good idea. Its just good to get back into the mental side of racing, says Paul Wolf, a triathlete from Texas.
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