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The document encourages the recipient to improve their health by spending less time watching TV, going for family hikes instead. It suggests hiking will relieve back and foot pain from work, lower blood pressure, and allow relaxing and laughing with family in a few hours of activity.
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Unit 5 ss
- 1. HEY PAPPA!!!! Photo credits: Charlie Culler
- 2. I know you work hard and that you are making ends meet, but slow down on watching so much T.V. Photo credits: Bob Gelber I know this isn’t you but you know
- 3. I know you have mentioned that your back and feet hurt after working or that you have no time. But you need to do a little more about your health. photo credit: spire healthcare
- 4. To get you started let’s get the families together and go for a hike. It’ll take only a few hours. So, let’s GO!!! photo credit: voga
- 5. I know you like to be happy. Doing some hiking will keep your body feeling good. You can relax, laugh and you can lower your high blood pressure. photo credit: Charlie Culler