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My name is Douglas Robb, and I write the health/fitness/weight loss blog - Health HabitsI am a true health/fitness geek and have been helping people transform their bodies for just about 20 years.Starting with mine.

Father passed away with secondary liver cancer. We dedicate our blog to keep father's positive energy available for all in need of support. Join our team where we will do the same: sharing our cancer stories so you know you are not alone walking the difficult road paved with cancer.

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My name is Lucy and I am a mother of two from Los Angeles, Ca. I love staying active and eating well.

My name is Pamela. I am a mother of 3 beautiful children and I am married to my bestfriend. I love to cook, am an avid reading, study history, I am a student, I work fulltime, and just try to make a good life for my family. I suffer from manic depression or bipolar disorder, and I am here to better myself so I can be better to and for those who count on me.

I am the mom of two beautiful boys. My older son has autism, my younger son has mild sensory integration dysfunction (sensory processing disorder). I am also an art historian, adjunct teaching at various colleges in the area.

I am a woman with a story, a voice, and a commitment. I am dedicated to helping others in the best way I know how: my writing. Writing helped me on my way to recovery and I have a sincere passion to be, at the very least, an understanding voice amid the pain of eating disorders and all that they bring. I've never been happier, so I know that health--mental, physical, and emotional--is possible....

I believe staying in good condition, eating properly and having the right attitude combines to help povide the best quality of life.I enjoy swimming and particapate to the local community Masters swim program in my neighborhood. Last year I swam over 15 miles in about two months. This year my goal is to log over 30 miles. Also, I work out at the gym and walk three miles daily and enjoy downhill...

Prostate cancer survivor. Did you know... Prostate cancer is diagnosed in an estimated 80% of men before they reach age 80. Not even doctors agree on the 'best' treatment for prostate cancer. The most commonly recommended treatments (radiation, brachytherapy and gland removal) for prostate cancer each have variations men must ponder.