The holidays are approaching, and for many of us that means gathering with family and loved ones. Stores, advertisements, and the entire machinery of the season tell us this is a time of joy — of giving, receiving, sharing, and celebrating. And for many people, that is true. But there is another reality we don’t always acknowledge: for some of us, the holidays also stir up complicated emotions. We may look forward to seeing certain family members while simultaneously dreading

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e've all heard it before—exercise is essential for good health, especially as we age. But for many, the word "exercise" brings to mind...

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