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    opacification upon examination. She also reports seeing halos around lights at night. Additionally, she has a family history of cataracts. Though the patient wears bifocals, she reports her last eye exam was four years ago. It is possible she needs a new prescription for her glasses. Vision problems may be the cause of her…

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    become the me that I wanted to be. I didn’t wait long to put my newly found epiphany to work. On January 1st, 2016, is when the new, determined me was born. In a way I guess you could say this was a New Year’s resolution for me, but not one of those resolutions that people ultimately end up failing in. I would tell myself, “No, this was going to be different.” I had no plans of slowing down, giving…

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    creating satisfying relationships (Eight Dimensions of Wellness, 2017). I was worried when I first moved in that I would be quite homesick and miss my family too much, but really, once I settled in and made a bunch of new friends to this day I have never once felt unusual and have created many new friendships that will last a lifetime. My goal is to not let anything get in the way of my focus by enjoying every aspect life has to offer. The second dimension deals with the environment and…

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    Imagine living in a generation where all these young adults are on the verge of becoming very unhealthy and may not live enough to outlive their parents. The unhealthy eating habits and choosing to exercise every other day has caused this generation to be the most obese/unhealthy young adults in America. If all these young adults worked together, we could stop this epidemic and come out on top and healthier than ever. One thing to keep in mind while we try to work together is not to fall for…

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    Baxter Ymca Research Paper

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    Site Evaluation Introduction: The facility that I went to for the site evaluation was Baxter YMCA. It is located in Greenwood, Indiana right off of highway 31 on Shelby Street. The hours of operation for the Baxter YMCA are different for each of the areas in the building. For the entire center, the hours are as follows: M-F 5am-10pm, Sat 7am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm. The child watch hours are M-F 8am-2pm, 4pm-8pm, Sat 8am-1pm. For the service desks, the hours are M-F 8am-8pm, Sat 8am-4pm, Sun…

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    Cravings for sweets are less likely to happen. Even though carbohydrates have been replaced by proteins, it is still good for Felicia to squeeze in a minimum of at least a 30 minute workout. The only problem she encountered while experimenting this diet was the feeling of chewing. Pinterest was a good source to help her find new ways of consuming protein powder while staying healthy. She made protein peanut butter balls. Which consisted of one scoop of vanilla whey protein powder, two tablespoon…

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    Jose Jones Research Paper

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    Though he says he never made much of a mark inside the shoulder pads and helmet, Jones believes that being on the team helped shape his future. After practice one day, teammate Ryan Coen invited him to come to the boxing gym with him to do some extra workouts. Coen was training to box competitively and wanted Jones to help him train. “As soon as I stepped in the ring for the first time that day, it became an addiction,” Jones said. “It became a way for me to channel my energy and stress from…

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    Physical activity has always been heard of. It is on the News, magazines, television, everywhere, that people are not being physically active. Obesity did not raise awareness to this issue because working out or just moving around has always been a solution to a lot of problems today and way back before. It is an important part of conquering this battle. “Increasing physical activity and exercise is an important element of regimens intended to produce weight loss, even though the addition of…

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    a cast that long and made my appointment for the following month. I took a holistic approach to healing my ankle and it worked. What did I do? The opposite of what the doctor said. He said to rest and not do too much activity, I didn 't miss one workout. I was told not to lift anything heavy, I lifted heavy with my upper body in the weight room and dragged a sled with my one good leg. I was told to take Ibuprofen for the swelling, instead I didn 't touch any medication and ate pineapple 's, a…

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    Essay Parents these days are worried about video games being too bad for their children because they think that they will corrupt their brains, but there are some positive sides to playing video games. For example, if they are playing puzzle games it will help with problem solving, and logic in shooting games, it helps with hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills because they have to control where the person is headed, how to aim the gun at the targets and this process requires a great deal…

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