Focuses on staying connected with community and healthcare providers, illustrating how communications guide through extreme weather and provide health advice. Concludes with personal goals for a healthy summer, highlighting plans for returning to a gym routine.
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Yeah, that's great. How do you stay supported or connected with your community or even your care providers during the summer months? What role do they play in terms of community or your care providers? I get like from the care providers, I have my notifications on for all type of communications like they are advising us about fooding, they are advising us like extreme weather conditions, they're advising us about like flu shots, viral situations. So I usually try to, you know, listen to them and in terms of community and other people, sometimes in the evening, like when sun is down, we usually go outside for a walk, try to meet our neighbors, talking to them. And this is something that creates a better family bonding during the summer. I'm sorry, I said the wrong word. It's not family bonding. I'm talking about the community bonding with NAYURS. That's great. Now last question for Summer. What would a healthy summer look like for you personally? are you hoping to achieve or maintain this summer? In this summer, I would try to go back to my gym schedule because during the winter season, I was away from it due to my health conditions. So my doctor, I'm in the care of a neurologist and they asked me to stop for a while. So hopefully I'm going back to that in summer and I'll try to get as much as I can get from that practice. Yeah, that's great. Let's call that a day for summer.
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