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StrengthThe path of least resistance is all to common among peoplestruggling with any number of issues. This is because weare all hoping that our struggle will be easy. If we dedicateourselves to getting better we will find that healing is hard-er than we thought. The results of gaining strength the cor-rect way in any situation yields amazing results that we canbe proud of for years to come. This is weather its some-thing as simple as a family problem to a situation as compli-cated as surgery recover. Always remember to follow in-structions provided. In the event that there is no instruc-tions like a family problem trust your instincts.



HopeHow we decide to view our life determines the outcomewe get. You can either see life as half full or half empty.Without hope and simply settling for life, along with beinga very pessimistic person we can expect our results to re-flect. On the flip side of the same coin we can achieveamazing results if we stay optimistic and hopeful. The say-ing “Life is what you make it” gives many of us the confi-dence to face situations today that we thought we couldnever face yesterday.



HealingThe healing process is different for everyone and every sit-uation. Although no matter what the situation or who weare it is hard to face adversity. When we are struggling andfeel as though we can not take another step fight harder.No matter what we face if we put a hundred percent ofour strength into it the odds are now stacked with us andnot against us. One day we will all be champions.



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Pets can help with memory problemsFor patients living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities who are experi-encing memory challenges, therapy dogs can help recover happy memories, Dr.McBride says. That’s because while most people with dementia have problemswith short-term memory, they often maintain their long-term memory for awhile.“They may not be able to tell you what they had for breakfast, but they can tellyou things about their experiences in World War II or their high school football,”Dr. McBride says. “So, when people have positive memories of a family pet, inter-acting with a dog can help recover some of those warm, positive memories froma long time ago.”Enjoying an animal’s attention can also help relieve stress or anxiety in patientswith dementia. “If a senior with dementia is feeling anxious or agitated, a lot oftimes that’s because they’re confused,” he says. “They don’t know where theyare, what they are supposed to be doing, and a lot of that is tied up in their



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