Triathlon: 'Positive Attitude' Helps Triathlete Through Pain

Triathlon: 'Positive attitude' helps triathlete through pain
An initially undiagnosed broken neck sustained playing rugby in 2006 led to McSweeney's left arm being amputated at the shoulder, beginning a sporting odyssey leading to the world of triathlon and a unique swimming stroke that proves necessity is the … Read more on New Zealand Herald

Living Well: Heart month stresses importance of prevention
During American Heart Month, the Montgomery Advertiser each Sunday will bring stories of people who have survived heart disease, including bypass surgeries, heart attacks and strokes, tips on how to live healthier and common misconceptions on heart … Read more on Montgomery Advertiser

Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One call review
Crews were called to a doctor's office for a possible stroke. The patient told his doctor … She got out of her vehicle to assess damage to her car and after re-entering her vehicle began to have pain in her neck, back, and shoulder, and felt dizzy … Read more on Gig Harbor Life