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As this year draws to an end, I am grateful for the things I have. Although I lost my Mother this year and got Covid while I was in England for the funeral, I am still grateful. I have 3 healthy children that are all doing well. I have 2 healthy and happy grand-children. I am blessed with strong friendships and anything after that is a bonus. This year has been one of personal growth and development. Although I am not where I wanted to be, I am grateful that this opportunity presented itself when it did, with a bit more work I expect next year to be a whole lot better.
Happy Holidays to everyone!

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Make sure your Life Insurance is up to date. We are entering a dangerous time of the year.

It’s no secret that as the temperature drops, heart attacks go up: Frigidly cold temperatures plus overexertion (shoveling a foot of snow off of your car’s roof, anyone?) are to blame. But so, too, may be another of winter's gifts: the holidays. The risk of having a heart attack is a whopping 37 percent higher on Christmas Eve, peaking at 10 p.m., according to a new analysis published earlier this month in the British Medical Journal.

The researchers analyzed over 280,000 heart attacks in Sweden over a 16-year period. While the biggest spike was on Christmas eve, there was also increased risk on Christmas day, Boxing Day (December 26), New Year’s Day and Midsummer (an important Swedish summer holiday). People over the age of 75, and people with chronic health conditions such as heart disease or diabetes, were at even higher risk.

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Just wanted to wish all of our veterans a Happy Veterans Day!

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