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Profile of Hope—Tracey Tannparker: How adopting a healthier lifestyle got her from Size 16 to Size 12 without paying much attention.
Tracey Tannparker is busy! She is a full-time nurse in the coronary care unit of Mt. Sinai and a part-time, dual-degree nursing and public health student at Hunter College. While most students become less healthy because of their hectic schedules, Tracey had the opposite experience. She began making small changes in her life that got her feeling good and looking great.
Profile of Hope—Tracey Tannparker: Changes she made to get healthy. Part I - Food Changes
Tracey Tannparker is busy! She is a full-time nurse in the coronary care unit of Mt. Sinai and a part-time, dual-degree nursing and public health student at Hunter College. While most students become less healthy because of their hectic schedules, Tracey had the opposite experience.
Profile of Hope—Tracey Tannparker: Changes she made to get healthy. Part II - Other Changes
Tracey Tannparker is busy! She is a full-time nurse in the coronary care unit of Mt. Sinai and a part-time, dual-degree nursing and public health student at Hunter College. While most students become less healthy because of their hectic schedules, Tracey had the opposite experience. She began making small changes in her life that got her feeling good and looking great.
Profile of Hope-Tracey Tannparker: Feeling good after a healthy lifestyle change.
Tracey Tannparker is busy! She is a full-time nurse in the coronary care unit of Mt. Sinai and a part-time, dual-degree nursing and public health student at Hunter College. While most students become less healthy because of their hectic schedules, Tracey had the opposite experience. She began making small changes in her life that got her feeling good and looking great.
Profile of Hope - Tracey Tannparker: Advice on how to get healthy and your dress (or pants) size down, without paying much attention.
Tracey Tannparker is busy! She is a full-time nurse in the coronary care unit of Mt. Sinai and a part-time, dual-degree nursing and public health student at Hunter College. While most students become less healthy because of their hectic schedules, Tracey had the opposite experience. She began making small changes in her life that got her feeling good and looking great.
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Every little step counts: 12 changes you can start today to lose up to 90 pounds in a year
Getting healthy and losing weight does not have to be a chore. In fact, a few simple changes to your routine can make an enormous difference. Search this list for something you think you can start today and make it a habit. When you make just one change and commit to it, you will feel better and see changes in your health. Imagine what could happen if you make a few changes!
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