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		By: Lisa Quezada		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Toni - Thank you for sharing this. It really resonated with me as I struggle to consistently exercise with rheumatoid arthritis. What you said about having to recover for days after a workout - exercise intolerance is real! I’ve learned (the hard way) to listen to my body, be patient, a allow myself a lot of grace. Sometimes, once around the block is all I can walk. But, I get out everyday and walk knowing that eventually, I’ll be able to walk two blocks and so on. I appreciate your perspective and wish you a healthy 2022!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Toni &#8211; Thank you for sharing this. It really resonated with me as I struggle to consistently exercise with rheumatoid arthritis. What you said about having to recover for days after a workout &#8211; exercise intolerance is real! I’ve learned (the hard way) to listen to my body, be patient, a allow myself a lot of grace. Sometimes, once around the block is all I can walk. But, I get out everyday and walk knowing that eventually, I’ll be able to walk two blocks and so on. I appreciate your perspective and wish you a healthy 2022!</p>
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		By: Abby		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[As someone who doesn&#039;t struggle with an autoimmune disorder or any other major health issues, this made me realize I&#039;m taking my health for granted. I have been in a great routine most of 2021 and I let it slip away during the holidays, so I just haven&#039;t been making it a priority in 2022 yet. I&#039;m going to get back to it now though, because I&#039;ve realized a difference in my mood and the way my body feels when I don&#039;t take my health seriously. Thank you for the motivation!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As someone who doesn&#8217;t struggle with an autoimmune disorder or any other major health issues, this made me realize I&#8217;m taking my health for granted. I have been in a great routine most of 2021 and I let it slip away during the holidays, so I just haven&#8217;t been making it a priority in 2022 yet. I&#8217;m going to get back to it now though, because I&#8217;ve realized a difference in my mood and the way my body feels when I don&#8217;t take my health seriously. Thank you for the motivation!</p>
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