Dragon boat survivors boost hope in breast cancer voyage
Breast cancer survivors paddle in dragon boats, forming teams across 40 countries under the International Breast Cancer Paddlers Commission. Dragons of Hope in Thunder Bay celebrate inclusivity, community, and fitness while sharing stories of resilience and support among members aged 20s to 80s.
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CoQ10 and cellular energy for heart health
CoQ10 fuels cellular energy, supporting heart function and brain health while acting as an antioxidant. As we age, production declines. supplements 100-200 mg daily may aid heart conditions, cholesterol, and insulin sensitivity, with cautions for those on meds. Ken Walker notes and links to The Chronicle-Journal Doctor Game.
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Feds urged to boost disability benefit amid poverty concerns
Heather Thompson, a 26 year old with disabilities in Kingston, says the Canada Disability Benefit set to start next July offers too little. Advocates urge the government to raise the maximum from 200 per month to lift working age Canadians out of poverty and restore hope for higher education and employment goals.
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