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Hello Natural Health Family. I wanted to keep this short and to the point. Happy Memorial Day to everyone! 
    In a time like this it is especially easy to think about what is going wrong and the chaos that is happening. We are all going through what seem like difficult times and it is different for anyone. Many things that seemed difficult in the past and we overcame were some of the best things that changed us to become who we are. When we really think about those past times and realize that we are better for it, those experiences can help us change our perspective on life. It can help us view the tough times and obstacles as challenges that help us grow to become better suited to our environment. It also helps us appreciate the times of peace and time with loved ones. 

    When thinking back to what our ancestors and relatives had to go through for us to be here, it gives us a better view and appreciation of life. Imagine all the different sacrifices that people in the past had to perform for us to live lives of more freedom. Many of those people must have been scared but courageous enough to lay down their very own lives to fight for something greater than themselves. They wanted a better life for future generations.  

    We are truly grateful for all those who served to bring forth the idea of a life of freedom. We appreciate our patients and love serving you to help you have a more enjoyable life. God Bless!
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