Two sisters with the same heart disease share a love for walking

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Terri and Meghan LiVolsi describe taking up walking for exercise after being diagnosed with arrythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia, a rare heart disease. They discuss the open-heart surgery for defibrillator implants that saved their lives and their plans for their future.

United States, Heart diseases, Dysplasia

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A new style: a hairdresser from Georgia makes a decision to walk that man right out of her hair

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A hairdresser walked her loneliness away after losing her boyfriend. The routine helped her think of her future and cope with the stress of getting a degree. Her love for walking also made her look young and fit even at 44.

Methods, Stress management, Beauticians

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