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SSgt Stephen Dempsey
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Lose weight and get in better shape. I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma a few years back and due to the maintenance chemo and steroids I put on a lot of weight.
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MSgt Georgina Kalwak
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During 2022, the focus will be on both mental and physical health. Having balance in both realms is important for both myself and my family. Being able bodied to care for them and myself is of the utmost importance and at the forefront of everything else to follow. Having them as a support system is critical to my own well-being, but by being an example of balance both in mind and body, it will set the tone for them to follow. If our health is a priority, then stress and anxiety can be better managed, as well as putting other health issues at bay. Lowering stress is paramount to living our best lives. As the saying goes, "You can't give from an empty cup". By being our best selves, we can truly be available for ourselves, our family and our community.
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PO3 Monica Zink Davenport
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Making this a “yes” year and expanding my comfort zone, have more fun and live a healthier (mentally and physically) year through that “yes.” Why? Because there have been far too many “no-s” and I do not want to have regrets as I get older.
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SSgt Fire Protection
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To be shredded like a julienne salad
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SSgt Gary Durfee
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I would just want to be able to trust more and doubt less
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TSgt Christopher Ridley
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To be more organized, live more purposefully, and concentrate more on others. Why? It would make the most impact, reducing stress in my life and also fulfilling the goal of our existence, be here for others.
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SSG Charles Shepard
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To stay sober for my mental health, but mostly for my family.
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Sgt Javier Romero
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you can do it. 1 day at a time. I have been sober 6 years.
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CPL(P) Signal Support Systems Specialist
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If I could stick to my New Years Resolution and see it thru, it would be for me to have open communication with family and friends.

Since leaving service in 2016, I’ve found that my communication with those close to me has fallen off. Sometime I could go a 9 months to about a year without communicating with family and friends outside of my home. It’s a sad thing now that I think about it.
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Sgt Javier Romero
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thats the same for me. I don't go around my family unless they call. I'm more comfortable with my work family and Marine family than I am blood family
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TSgt Allan Sundberg
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I would set goals. How to improve my health, being 68 going onto 70+. I started last year in toning my body. Planking and working with weights. I also have looked at my Life Insurance. Adding a carrier of of eldercare. Of course staying financial strong, reviewing our investments. Having a great financial advisor is very beneficial.
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SFC Antonio Glass
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for me, PATIENCE is the only way
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