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Chronically Fabulous

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By Marisa Zeppieri Triggered first by a near-fatal car accident that sent her 100-lb body flying from a crosswalk and later by a painful Lupus diagnosis, Melissa became stuck in a season of brokenness. She not only learned how to nourish her broken body with the help of food, herbs, and a gastronomically-gifted Italian grandmother […]
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Effortless

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By Greg McKeown As high achievers, we’ve been conditioned to believe that the path to success is paved with relentless work. If we aren’t perpetually exhausted, we’re not doing enough in an endless loop of “Zoom, eat, sleep, repeat.” “Getting ahead doesn’t have to be as hard,” says McKeown, “If we set a sustainable pace, […]
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Coaching away pandemic pounds

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During the pandemic, online health coaching from medical students helped veterans and Canadians improve their physical and mental health. By Steven Grover In 1995, the McGill Comprehensive Health Improvement Program (CHIP) was launched in Montreal. Over the first decade, it rapidly evolved to provide both primary and secondary disease prevention services for individuals
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Power of Attorney: Who has the power?

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By Jane Vock Power of Attorney for Property (POA) is a legal document that gives a person the right to act on someone else’s behalf. This article is intended to share with your clients and their families with the recommendation that they seek professional advice. Can a bank refuse a Power of Attorney? Yes, they […]
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Under-claiming of work injury common About half of BC workers who have a work injury or illness that results in time away from work do not report the injury or illness to WorkSafeBC. Most common reasons: 1.Workers not knowing they are entitled to compensation or how to apply, and 2. Not thinking it’s worth their […]