Most people think that “wear and tear” of the joints is normal and inevitable and eventually means pain and reduced flexibility.
The Joint Renewal System™ will allow you to discover a unique way to move joints that will rejuvenate and restore.
Increase flexibility and strength in the whole body and keep doing the sports and activities you love.
Move well, live well and age well with healthy joints.
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When my mommy and daddy were volunteering at the bird place in Wisconsin, me and daddy would get up early and walk on some of the really neat trails around where we were staying. Then on some days, me and mommy and daddy would go for another walk in the afternoon when they were done volunteering! Those days were the best days!
I loved getting to see all my friends that mommy and daddy volunteer with too. They all love me. Phil and Shar, John and Karen, Tom and Theresa, Gary and Jan, Eric and Jen, Jeff and Susan, Dennis and Debbie, Orien, and then I met John and Vicki too. Then in the second week of the project, I was surprised when I saw Mike and Terri walking past our house on wheels! I was so excited to see Mike that I almost pulled my daddy over just to get to him so that he could pet me! Mike is a really good petter! He hits all the right spots! Terri is a really good petter too! That made my day when I saw Mike and Terri.
After we left the bird place, we were heading back to Pennsylvania, but we were going to take the long way there. We went back through the Michigan Upper Peninsula, just like when we went out to the bird place. Our first night we stayed on a farm and they had nice trails there. Me and mommy and daddy took a nice hike there.
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Laura DeSisto has been writing professionally her whole life and has just written her first book, Resurfacing: Sisterhood, Sharks and Storms, a memoir, which details her journey from depressed empty nester to badass, middle-aged scuba diver who frequently dives with man-eating sharks – on purpose. Laura fervently believes that when we grow the guts to pursue our wildest dreams, we can move others to do the same, which will make the world a better place.
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You never know when it will be the last time.
The last hug, the last kiss, the last time holding someone’s hand, the last hello or the last good-bye, we just never know when it’s happening, but once we realize it did, we go back to that moment often.
I’ve gone back to the “last time” many times this week.
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In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother’s Son” podcast, I sit down to talk with Dr. Victor...
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