Turn back time with regular exercise for all ages
Brian Parr Ph.D. of USC Aiken explains how consistent activity improves strength endurance balance and bone density at every life stage. He notes fitness declines with age are driven by inactivity and that resistance training boosts health benefits, with six months proving enough to regain gains.
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Son recounts tell MS took on father family
Tony Cato was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2001 and died in 2013. His son Chad describes the family’s shock, the rapid progression from walker to wheelchair, and Tony’s lifelong work at SRS plus hunting and fishing on weekends as they adapted home accessibility and daily life to the disease.
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Multiple sclerosis research and fundraising events continue
An environmental trigger may provoke MS, treated by rehab and medications. Three years after Tony's death, annual walk and golf tourney honor him, funding MS support and research. This year's golf spots are filled, but a waitlist for next year exists. contact Chad for participation or sponsorship.
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