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cracking the case learn more about cholesterol to keep this bandit at bay by julie wlodychak as a lawyer, Kathy Ingber knew the importance of gathering evidence and presenting her best argument based on the facts—and her health was no different. Ingber suspected her family history of heart disease would make her heart health a tougher case than most, but she was determined to win. photolibrary So Ingber, 47, began cholesterol screenings in her late 20s with Elizabeth Ross, M.D., a cardiologist and spokeswoman for the American Heart Association (AHA), because she knew it would be criminal not to catch one of the main contributors to heart disease—high cholesterol. “If someone looked at my family, they wouldn’t think that we have high cholesterol,” Ingber says. vim & vigor • s p ri ng 2009 9

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Vim & Vigor - Spring 2009

Vim & Vigor
Contents
CEO Letter
For Your health
The 2.5-Centimeter Surgery
Cracking the Case
Domino Effect
No More Excuses
A Grand Plan
Home, Clean Home
RX for Success
Your Lovely Bones (and Joints)
Freeze, Food!
Employment Assistance
When Memory Fails
Community Connections
EMS Training
Pallitive Care
Award-Winning Care
Ask the Experts

Vim & Vigor - Spring 2009