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What is a hero? – certainly we can say that those fireman and policeman who gave their lives on 9-11 were heroes. They didn’t ask to be heroes but when their time came they acted with valor and determination without regard to their personal cost. In every war there are always outstanding examples of heroism. From Nathan Hale and George Washington in the Revolutionary War to Sergeant York in WWI to Sergeant Benavidez in the Vietnam war. See the following webpage (http://www.psywarrior.com/benavidez.html)
These were extraordinary heroes that sacrificed of themselves to help others. It is in this spirit that I want to recognize the hero spirit that resides in each of us.
I believe that everyday each of us has the ability to perform little heroic acts that may not save lives but can make a difference in the lives of others and even influence a generation. What am I talking about here?
A hero can be the father or even grandfather who spends time playing catch with their son. A hero can be spending a little extra time or simply being there for someone we care about. However, in today’s fast paced world trying to pay the bills we often don’t have the energy to help those around us. Or we simply feel too old or stressed out to matter.
I know we can’t all be a great hero the caliber of those legendary heroes above but if we can just do the little things to help others on a daily basis we can be their hero.
In that spirit I’m going to on a regular basis recognize those individuals our customers that have been a hero in some form or fashion for others.
First I want to recognize Tarah Todd of Michigan a stay at home mom. Simply being a stay at home mom is being a hero in my book especially one with health challenges endeavoring to solve their problems so they can be at their best for their family. In that regard Tarah is a hero in our book. Here is her story.
“Three years ago, I moved to Michigan from the South. My immune system was not up to the task. I caught everything that came around, but my doctor said I would soon adjust and build up immunities. Years later, I still felt completely run down and worn out. When the distress continued into the summer months, I threatened to move back to Florida. After drinking GoChi, I went several months being healthy, whereas before I could not go a few weeks without catching something. I actually had an immune system again! I also found digestive, mood, and rest benefits I didn’t even know I needed. Thank you for this amazing product. It has changed my life!”
Next I want to recognize Shiela Singh of North Carolina. Sheila is a mother and a hero to her 4- year old son who is grateful for the energy to keep up with her 4 year old son. Here is her story.
“After only two weeks of drinking Himalayan Goji Juice, I feel like I have my memory and focus back. I don’t need to write everything down to remember. I also feel like I can keep up with my 4-year-old. Thanks,”
These may not be the type of heroic stories that Hollywood makes a movie about, but to the little 4-year old child their mommy is all the hero they need.
A product shown 1n 3 clinical studies to provide over 19 health benefits in Himalayan GoChi (Goji) Juice. Of course some of the benefits like improved energy, less stress, better sleep, better mood support the hero in each of us.
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