What You Need to Get Checked Out Now!

Can you believe it's almost September!! Where did the summer go? With four months left this year, we wanted to ask you again, have you gotten your annual checkup? We know how it is. Family, work, your significant other, writing deadlines...and on and on and on. The thing is, it's never too late, until well... it's too late! Go get your annual checkup to make sure everything is running smoothly. If something shows up, don't panic. Finding out sooner rather than later, will often put you in a better position to treat it effectively. Take this infographic as a hint #102333 to put your health first!


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Posted on 8/30/2012
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18 comments:

  1. Great way to get us going! Thanks, now in BB's Fav files.

    BB2U

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    1. Hi BB thanks for stopping by, and we are thrilled it's part of your favorite files xo

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  2. How interesting that 20's we have more and then 30's they have more. I wonder if the changes have anything to with social environment (children and so on). Great post!!
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    dee

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    1. That's is interesting! Just shows no matter what our age, we always need to keep up with our checkups thanks for stopping by!

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  3. Awesome post and great graphic. I have to go for checkup every three months because I'm a diabetic. I can't stress how important routine check ups are. If I followed this advice years ago I mgiht have been able to prevent some of the side effects I experience from diabetes now.

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    1. Ashley, thanks for commenting! Prevention does costs less and also helps prevents many health problems - so you are absolutely right! The good news is that if you follow your medical doctor's advice along with living a healthy & balanced lifestyle, you will most likely be able to minimize any symptoms of your diabetes. We wish you much health xo

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  4. Great information that EVERYONE should read and keep around!

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  5. Thank you for the information! I really need to make an appointment to the doctor pretty soon!

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    1. It's so easy to get caught up in the everyday craziness, so please don't forget about taking care of yourself and make that appointment! Have a great weekend xo

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  6. Thanks for such a great information

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    1. Thank you Monica for stopping by. Feel free to share with your friends and loved ones xo

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    1. Hi Isabel! We love this chart. It's so easy to get overwhelmed with information, so anything that lays it out plain and simple works for us! Take care xo

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  8. Seriously, those charts are awesome!! I need to find somewhere I can get a annual check up for free (for the uninsured)

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    1. Hi Chica Cherrie! Try looking up your local planned parenthood. They may be able to provide you with free exams or redirect you to a place near you that can help. Lots of luck to you xo

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  9. This is a great post with very easy to understand graphics. You covered my entire family, from my daughter in her 20's to myself in the later thirties and my mom in her 60's plus. I will be bookmarking this for sure!

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  10. Your so right!! Taking care of ourselves makes it easier for us to take care of our family!

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