If you could magically stick to your New Years resolution, what would you choose to see through and why?

I would choose exercising. It's one thing I can't seem to motivate to do, and with being an insulin dependent diabetic, I really, really need to exercise to get my high diabetes under control. I would stick with it to get healthier.

True to the word, stay in the spirit, because every time you try that the devil is there to place an obstacle in your path, and in the direction that our world is heading today we all need to stay positive, faithful, and hopeful. We as a nation are getting hit with pandemics and inflation, our only way of fighting back is to stay in prayer, and what better way to that then to stay in the spirit, read your bible, go to church more often, pray more.... that's a resolution worth pursuing!!

Only eat healthy foods.

I have had no problem sticking to my New Years resolution since I retired from the Army in 1997. It’s always the same…. to experience new and interesting things every week. It can be as simple as trying a new food or planning a trip locally or outside of North Carolina to see a new place. It has been fun & easy and my wife & I are happier for it.

I have had no problem sticking to my New Years resolution since I retired from the Army in 1997. It’s always the same…. to experience new and interesting things every week. It can be as simple as trying a new food or planning a trip locally or outside of North Carolina to see a new place. It has been fun & easy and my wife & I are happier for it.

Lose weight! My health is not what it used to be. With excess weight I was diagnosed with diabetes. I lost 40 pounds last year but need to lose more. Diabetes has been dropped but my back, legs, and heart require me to lose. Besides, I want to lose because my stomach is to big!

I'm working on not letting stupid people get to me. And not causing stress in my family because of my mental health and physical health issues.
I tend to bottle everything up and go it alone instead of talking to my husband or asking for help.
It's hard to let go of control or step aside and say you can't do it when it's in your DNA to be self sufficient.

My resolution is to to giving back to the veteran community. 8 months ago I was run off the road by a gentleman towing a trailer full 0r dry wall. My vehicle was totaled. Due to the insurance company fighting it much to my dismay I had to get a lawyer. I had to give up my duties as a volunteer escort transporting patients throughout the hospital via wheelchair. I miss the patients and brotherly contact immensely. I also want to seek out the services of a counselor to deal with my PTSD. The brotherly and sisterly bond I shared with fellow veterans has been missed thoroughly over the 8 months I've had no transportation to get to & from Bay Pines VA. Giving back to fellow veterans is not only a New Year resolution but is a way of thanking my fellow Veterans for what they've done & sacrificed without thinking twice. Veterans are a special group of people that deserve all the recognition they can get. In a nutshell my New Year's revolution is a small fraction of giving back to a modest & well deserving group of people that sacrifice a lot without asking much in return.

Eat better and PT regularly.

Ever since my WIFE passed in 2019 I have bounced around from Augusta Ga. to Florida
when I tried to return to Augusta the housing is beyond belief.. and I fall into the grey
area where I cannot get assistance even from the VA and not enough to even afford a
roach home.. If the VA is even one tenth concerned about us dont you think they are
the ones who can help.. For my new year all I want is a place I could call my own....

thank you