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10/13/2026

Balance is more than maintaining stability in your stance. It’s about how all the pieces of your life fit together—what you eat, what you drink, how you move, and how you live in the moments of your everyday life.

When I turned 65, finding a Medicare plan that provided the right coverage and healthcare protection was important to me. It gave me some peace of mind and helped me protect what matters most—my health and my balanced lifestyle.

That’s why I like Mutual of Omaha’s Medicare Advice Center. It’s free, quick and simple. By answering just a few questions, you can receive a FREE personalized Medicare plan recommendation, helping you understand your Medicare options and make an informed decision with confidence.

Take a swing at Medicare clarity. Answer a few questions for a free personalized recommendation from Mutual of Omaha.

10/07/2026

Healthy Habits for Better Health

I enjoy my Saturday morning adventures at local farmers markets. There’s something special about being outdoors, exploring the market, and selecting fresh, farm-to-market produce. It inspires me to make choices that support a healthier lifestyle.

Eating healthy is part of being healthy, but healthy habits are about more than what we eat.

Making the right healthcare choices is just as important as choosing the right fruits and vegetables.

To me, having “More Life Ahead” means having the health, relationships, and support to keep doing the things you love.

That’s why I’m proud to partner with ArchWell Health, whose mission is helping older adults live healthier lives through preventive care, connection, and community.

For more information or to find an ArchWell Health location near you, visit or click the link in my bio.

10/07/2026

Training isn't just about stamina, it's about confidence and feeling amazing in your own skin. What is your favorite way to move?

I do not own the rights to this music.

10/03/2026

As a nine-year breast cancer survivor, I am honored to share my personal story about exercise after surgery. My hope is to inspire and encourage others on their Journey Back to Healthy.
My diagnosis didn’t stop me, it motivated me. It reminded me of the importance of staying proactive about my health and being fully informed about breast cancer and breast care. Knowledge is power, and it’s an essential part of the healing process.

Movement is one of the most important things you can do with a breast cancer diagnosis. With approval from your medical professional (which is very important), getting your body in motion can be incredibly restorative—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually, too. It’s a key to healing.

I embrace the opportunity to step up, speak out, and deliver a message of hope and healing after diagnosis and treatment.

That’s the beauty of survivorship: God will equip you with the resources and guidance you need, even through your own healing journey.

I pray these simple exercises will help get you started on daily routines and help navigate the perils of survivorship. Please feel free to reach out if you’re seeking more information, encouragement, or bookings.
Please like and share. You are not alone in this journey.

10/02/2026

As a golfer who’s still a “learner in progress,” I do a lot of guessing with my golf shots.

I may calculate the shot for one direction, and somehow the ball ends up somewhere completely different!

Just like my golf game, life can be unpredictable.

When I turned 65, life was about more than picking up a new sport. It was also a time when choosing the right Medicare coverage was important to help me navigate life’s unexpected challenges.

And I know it can feel overwhelming.

That’s why I like Mutual of Omaha’s Medicare Advice Center. It’s a free, simple tool that can help you understand your Medicare options. By answering just a few questions, it will provide a free Medicare plan recommendation, giving you more confidence and some peace of mind.

If you’re thinking about Medicare, take the second-guessing out of understanding your options with Mutual of Omaha’s Medicare Advice Center.

09/21/2026

I recently attended a fabulous 60th birthday celebration. Welcome to your 60s! 🎉

Although it’s really never too early to start thinking ahead, I thought, “She has five more years before she’ll be eligible for Medicare.”

It made me think about my own experience. Honestly, I didn’t think much about Medicare until I was approaching 65. Then I went into panic mode because I knew I needed to enroll, but I had very little knowledge about how Medicare worked.

If you’re approaching 65, you’ve probably started hearing terms like Medicare, enrollment periods and Medicare Advantage.

The good news? You’re definitely not alone.

More than half of Medicare-eligible beneficiaries are enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans today.

If Medicare Advantage is the right fit for you, ArchWell Health provides primary care designed specifically for older adults enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans. Their focus is on building relationships and helping people stay healthy through every season of life.

If you’re approaching 65—or helping a loved one navigate Medicare—visit ArchWellHealth.com to see if there’s a center near you.

Because 65 isn’t the end of the road. It can be the beginning of another great chapter.

09/01/2026

Do you still believe those old aging myths?

-It’s too late to get in shape.
-I can’t do that at my age.
-What will people think?

I became a personal trainer at age 65, so I know first hand, you can kick all those old myths out because it’s Never Too Late to Start Smart!

Aging is not about slowing down. I look for different ways to keep me active and moving. Outdoor fitness parks are fun, challenging and I love discovering new places.
Starting smart is about the mindset that comes with the milestones and believing you can move beyond the myths.

And with more people than ever turning 65 this year, starting smart also means thinking about your health, healthcare and Medicare options.

Having the right support like ArchWell Health can help you navigate those choices and stay focused on what matters, living your healthiest life.

More information on ArchWell Health is just a click away http://archwellhealth.com/

“Sponsored post with ArchWell Health. All opinions are my own.

08/18/2026

I recently experienced tornadoes, storms, flooding and blackouts while caregiving.

It was a situation I never expected and certainly not typical for the area where my mom lives.

When the storm first hit, I was less than a mile away from my mom’s senior living community. The wind, hail and rain were so powerful that I had to pull over for safety.

My biggest concern? Was my mom safe and protected?

After the storm passed, I was relieved to arrive and learn that the facility had gone into emergency disaster mode. My mom and all the residents were safe and secure.

It reminded me how important it is to be prepared for the unexpected.

The same is true when it comes to Medicare and healthcare. You want to have the right plan in place before a crisis occurs—not while you’re in the middle of one.

ArchWell Health can help you prepare for the unexpected by addressing the questions and concerns that matter most.

Because when the storms of life come, life keeps moving. And being prepared helps you keep moving with it.

More information on http://archwellhealth.com/ is just a click away through the link in my bio.

I’m a sponsored partner of ArchWell Health, but all opinions are my own.

08/01/2026

More than halfway through the year. Make sure you’re accomplishing your YOU goals.

06/04/2026

If I can do this at 75, you can do something at any age. Just start to move. Mobility rules.

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