Beyond what we see. Understanding visible, invisible disabilities
Many disabilities are invisible. Yet they can profoundly affect a person's daily life, influencing everything from work and relationships to routine daily activities.
Joy L.'s Latest Articles
Going on vacation? remember these 7 health must-haves
Amid the excitement of preparing for vacation, one essential item is often overlooked: our health.
Your health World Cup: Which habits make your starting lineup?
As you enjoy the excitement of the World Cup, consider this question: What does your personal health lineup look like?
The strongest thing a man can do is take care of his health
While resilience can be a strength, it can also become a barrier when it prevents someone from seeking medical care when they need it. Many of the most common health conditions affecting men can develop silently over time.
Georgia heat is no joke: how to protect your health this summer
While summer can be one of the best times of the year, the Georgia heat can be dangerous.
You are not alone: Counselor offers perspective on mental health
For Mental Health Awareness Month, Quintessa Solomon-Hardy, a Community Support Services Program Manager at River Edge Behavioral Health, talks about why mental health deserves to be understood, supported and taken seriously.
When the air turns yellow: allergy season in Middle Georgia
April is typically the peak of pollen season in Georgia, with some days reaching the highest levels of the year. Here's how to get through it.
Messages of connection and hope: reflections on Easter
Community members came together Easter Sunday at Loaves & Fishes Ministry of Macon. At the center of it all was Minister Debra Singleton, who led the service with intention, compassion and a message rooted in love.
Consistency over perfection: Macon nurse, trainer’s advice
Consistent habits can lead to meaningful, long-term results.
The hardest step is starting: Macon trainer offers simple fitness advice
Movement is one of the most powerful tools we have to support long-term health, according to Melody health columnist Joy L. King.