The idea of a health-sharing community is pondered, emphasizing the support and solidarity it offers. Despite personal isolation, the speaker asserts the value of community engagement and family connections.
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I agree. Okay. How do you feel? So we're setting up this healthshed community where people share their health experiences, their hopes, their fears, solutions, strategies, successes, failures. So how do you think this healthshed community could help you or others build positive momentum during the spring season? Well, I don't know, just by Knowing that you're not alone dealing with all these things, I think that probably would be the best thing if you're dealing with a bunch of people. I quite frankly, I'm not involved in any community locally here because I don't work. I'm at home most of the days except when I'm grocery shopping or whatever. So, yeah, I just think having family and friends and that sort of thing is the most important thing. Okay. Next question is, as you look ahead of the next few years, how do you plan for the future?
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