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Having the Final Say

Do you remember Terri Schiavo, who at age 27, suffered a cardiac arrest, that lead to brain damage due to lack of oxygen? Her case went to the Supreme Court because she lacked legal documents that made her wishes clear. No one wants to believe anything bad could happen to them, but it can and often does. You can avoid some of the pain of of this type of situation by executing the proper legal documents.

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Exercise and Disabilities

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There is help available for those with disabilities. Exercise is important! Dr. James Rimmer joins Melanie to discuss some of these options available.

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Teens and Physical Challenges

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Disabled Prom The teenage years are difficult for both parent and child. Raging hormones combined with physical challenges can be a nightmare for the unprepared parent. How can parents help their physically challenged teenager? First, remember that teenagers are in the thrall of hormones.