Category: Medical Awareness
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H&W|Depression
Depression isn’t always obvious. Some people smile through it, work through it, and carry it alone. This blog breaks down what we don’t talk about — what it looks like on the outside, what it feels like on the inside, and how to reach out for real support.
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H&W |Seattle’s Current Health Concerns
Seattle is facing some serious health challenges — from rising infections to environmental changes and long-standing disparities. Staying aware is the first step in protecting yourself and the people you love.
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H&W|Magnesium
Sometimes your body whispers before it screams — and magnesium is one of those quiet deficiencies that shows up in loud ways. Fatigue, muscle cramps, anxiety, tingling… all those little red flags we ignore. Today, we’re talking about what your body might really be asking for, and why it matters.
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Life|Drawn to the Sanders Family
There’s something about the Sanders family that pulls you in — not the fame, not the flash, but the love. The way they show up for each other through moves, health scares, wins, losses, and all of life’s noise. And Shedeur? His calm, grounded energy is the kind that stays with you. This is my…
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H&W| Gut Health
Your gut is talking — it’s time to understand what it’s been trying to tell you all along.
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H&W|🌻 The 8 Dimensions of Health & Wellness
A gentle but real look at the eight dimensions of health and wellness — and how each one shapes your peace, balance, and quality of life.
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H&W|When the Light Goes Quiet: A Reflection on Suicide and Silent Pain
Behind every smile, there can be a story we’ll never see. More and more, we’re losing people who seemed strong, confident, and unshakable. It’s time to talk about what silence hides — because every life, every voice, every light still matters. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 — the…
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H&W|The Brain Knows: Reprogramming Our Healing Story
From the rehab floor to the front desk at Swedish Neuroscience Institute, I’ve watched the mind lead the body — in healing, in letting go, in rewriting the story. The brain truly knows… and we hold more power than we realize to reprogram how our story unfolds.

