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It might take more than a catchphrase for you to plan. It's important to know all the options when end-of-life comfort for a loved one or yourself e comfort depends on it.

The first sign of trouble was a strange sensation in Dolores Brumm’s right arm. Just a few minutes later, the 88-year-old Eitzen resident knew something was definitely wrong.

Like many of us, Leslie Swoboda has struggled with her weight for yea­rs. She'd tried various weight loss programs, dropping pounds periodically just to regain them after falling back into old habits.

When Diane Gerhardt found a lump in her breast, she knew it was breast cancer. Learn how her care team and support system helped her get through it.

Todd Larson was splitting wood when he felt a pain in his chest. He then did what many men do when experiencing the telltale sign of a heart attack: he went into denial.

Ty Wiberg, a 13-year-old Chippewa Falls, Wis., native, bears more than his share of burdens in life.

Some wear pink in October or donate to support breast cancer research. Others designate Breast Cancer Awareness month as a time for their mammogram. Michelle Bygd of Red Wing counts her blessings.

When 12-year-old Abbie Larrington's symptoms started last spring, they were easy enough to explain away. She was exhausted, but it was the end of her basketball season. Why wouldn't she be tired? But ...

Barbara Vinck says she wasn't herself and had no energy. A stress test and echocardiogram revealed Barbara had multiple issues with her heart.

Prior to bariatric surgery, Candace Clark says she felt like she was slowly dying. Now, she has a lot more energy, and is able to work and keep up with her grandchildren.