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Megan Taylor is raising money for YMCA of Snohomish County 2015 Annual Campaign - Monroe Family Branch

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After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis I looked at my body in a whole new light,I needed to nourish, and strengthen it, to try to be as healthy as possible.

I was pretty sick at the time, and had hit rock bottom.  My body was slowly shutting down, and the medications were only making me worse. I couldn't take it any longer, I had to find a better way.

 So I completely changed my diet. I slowly started to come out of my fog, my liver was now working correctly, had a lot more strength in my legs, and I had lost almost 50 lbs! I was feeling good but I knew it was time for more

I joined the YMCA to hopefully get a little exercise in, regain some mobility, lessen my fatigue. What I got instead was so much more. I have never felt more motivated.  The caring and support I got from everyone both workers and goers was unreal.  I was able to push myself further then ever, and for the first time in years I felt strong!​

The Y teaches the importance of health and nutrition in such a positive way, working together to make a better future for all especially to the kids.  living in a world full of disease, it's more important then ever to be healthy, and learn the building blocks for a healthy future.​

Please help me raise money for the Monroe Family YMCA Annual Support Campaign.


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