Fit for Life: It’S Never Too Late to Be Healthy

Wyndy C. Buckner‏

אפר׳ 2011 · WestBow Press

מידע על הספר הדיגיטלי הזה

A dangerous epidemic is engulfing our nation, manifesting itself in children and teens who are overweight, sedentary, out-of-shape, or obese. Some are already experiencing early signs of diabetes, high cholesterol, depression, and high blood pressure. Even scarier, an overweight child may eventually become one of the 300,000 Americans who die each year due to medical complications caused by obesity.

Wyndy Buckner struggled for many years until she discovered a plan that enabled her to lose seventy-five pounds. Fit for Life is a course for teens that teaches the spiritual as well as the dietary principles that enabled her to reclaim her life and health.

Every Christian teen who struggles with weight issues should consider taking this inspiring and practical course.

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Wyndy C. Buckner is a Native American and, armed with experience in social work, she assisted with foster care and adoption within her tribe at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. In fact, she and her husband have provided foster care to thirty-two children, some for as long as four years. She has also mentored dozens of teens and young wives. Due to her husband's profession, their thirty-four-year marriage had been nomadic. To be precise, they've lived in more than twenty-five states. They now live in a small Tennessee town, but Wyndy's achievements have not been small. She continues to minister to the hurting, and her circle has opened to include a new field: to support, educate, and minister to those who struggle with obesity.

Wyndy C. Buckner is a Native American and, armed with experience in social work, she assisted with foster care and adoption within her tribe at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. In fact, she and her husband have provided foster care to thirty-two children, some for as long as four years. She has also mentored dozens of teens and young wives. Due to her husband's profession, their thirty-four-year marriage had been nomadic. To be precise, they've lived in more than twenty-five states. They now live in a small Tennessee town, but Wyndy's achievements have not been small. She continues to minister to the hurting, and her circle has opened to include a new field: to support, educate, and minister to those who struggle with obesity.