Best Bodies: Terri Weber

TERRI WEBER AGE 60 JOB Investor Relations Manager, Greater Louisville Inc. WORKOUT SPOTS Jewish Community Center, Seneca Park, and the Parklands PASSION I was not always fit. After my divorce, I started playing tennis but also started drinking. Finally with the encouragement of my support team, I stopped drinking and have been sober for 25 years. I exercise regularly as part of my health and wellness. The exercise reward is energy, happiness, physical, and mental strength. Photos by Melissa Donald BIG WIN Taking my grandchildren hiking in the Parklands has been a great accomplishment. Celebrating [...]

By |2018-08-01T16:11:11-04:00May 12, 2018|Best Bodies|

Why I Eat This Way: And How Much Better I Feel

By Ashli Findley One of 26-year-old Melissa Copeland’s favorite things to do is try new restaurants with her husband Jordan. Ironically, it’s food that she’s had to be much more cautious of since being diagnosed with eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) in September 2016. EoE is classified as a chronic allergic/immune condition that causes inflammation of the esophagus. Melissa couldn’t figure out why she would repeatedly throw up for hours on end. She had been going to the doctor for about a year, at times being put on trial medications to bring her some relief. Nothing seemed [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:11:27-04:00March 27, 2018|Eat This Way|

After an ADHD Diagnosis

By Megan M. Seckman Henry was never a stereotypically easy child. According to his mother, Scheri Mullins, he was excessively energetic and prone to tantrums. Although highly curious and intelligent (he learned to read before kindergarten), he wasn’t particularly verbal and had difficulty with fine motor skills. Scheri had him evaluated for developmental delays as a young child, before preschool even, and he had received speech and occupational therapies as a toddler. But he was a first child, and Scheri and her husband Chris were assured again and again that his behaviors were “normal” and [...]

By |2018-06-21T16:29:41-04:00March 13, 2018|Mental Health, Today's Family Now|

Strong Women Lift Up Other Strong Women: Toni Clem’s Path

    By Holly Hinson Toni Clem, president of Scoppechio, an award-winning advertising agency in Louisville, didn’t always know that she wanted a career in advertising. A graduate of Ohio State University with a degree in teaching, Toni found her vocation by telling her boss she was bored. “In some cases, that might get you fired,” Toni says, “but in my case, he put me in charge of marketing.” A Career That Fit That position led to another one at one of the larger ad agencies in Lexington, where Toni later became the vice president [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:39:18-04:00March 12, 2018|Survival Skills|

Use Caution With the Little Hearts: Ideas for Helping Your Kid’s Heart and If You Should Be Concerned

By Carrie Vittitoe Today’s Woman Goes Red for heart each year to raise awareness of how heart disease impacts women in our community. In many cases, heart disease doesn’t just pop up when a woman is in her 40s, 50s, and beyond. The habits we develop as children are the foundations that can either lead to heart disease or prevent heart disease when we are adults. Going red is really something that needs to begin in childhood. The incidence of preventable heart disease has increased over the past decade or so due in large part [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:23:24-04:00February 27, 2018|Heart Health|

Best Bodies: Belinda Haynes

NAME Belinda Haynes AGE 47 JOB Market Recruiter, Trueblue, Inc. WORKOUT SPOT I have some favorite neighborhoods I run in. I also love doing a downtown run, over the bridge to the Indiana side and back. MOTIVATION I think about the way I feel when I’m done running versus if I don’t run, and I always make the choice to run. It makes me feel one hundred percent better doing a run, besides the fact I love being fit and healthy! Jennifer Lopez also motivates me! She is the same age as me. I figure if [...]

By |2018-08-01T16:10:02-04:00February 25, 2018|Best Bodies|
Go to Top