Happy New Year! As we turn the calendar to 2018, many of us are thinking about living healthier lives. What do we have if we don’t have our health? This was the motivation behind creating My City Wellness; to highlight the abundance of top-level health care organizations in Greater Flint, and to inform our readers
Dear Readers, How ‘bout this cover! Grand Blanc High School senior, Alicia Woollcott, got quite a bit of attention this fall (even on national TV) for crushing it on the gridiron as a Bobcat AND representing the school as a knockout homecoming queen. But, I’ll bet she didn’t see herself on the cover of Flint’s
Dear Readers, With this issue, we begin Volume 3 of My City Wellness. If you’re an MCM subscriber, you received this quarterly issue along with your October My City Magazine. Producing these issues presents our team with an additional challenge – but, I’m always impressed by how they rise to that challenge and create a
Dear Readers, As a health-conscious person, I consider myself one who stays up-to-speed with health-related news, and I always learn something from each issue of Wellness. For that, I have to thank our contributing writers – 12 in this issue – who generously share their vast knowledge with our readers. They offer a great variety
Dear Readers, Happy Spring! The season turns our thoughts to “spring cleaning” for both the home and the body – a fresh start. There’s an abundance of health topics to cover – as always, you’ll find something of interest in this issue of Wellness. We’re proud to present another “Inside the O.R.” feature profiling procedures
Dear Readers, Mother Nature provided us with a beautiful (and cold!) beginning to 2017, and we’re happy to start off the year with another informative and engaging issue of Wellness. Gracing our cover this month is Dr. Richard Warmbold, who recently retired from his position as president of the Hurley Foundation after 25 years. I’m
Dear Readers, It seems fitting to begin Volume 2 of My City Wellness in the fall – the fall’s health awareness months highlight several issues, which gives us plenty to write about. While these health topics are well-publicized, our coverage includes the local angle that our readers respond to. September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness
As we wrap up the first year of My City Wellness, I’m very excited about this issue – the word groundbreaking comes to mind. For so many people, thoughts of having surgery are terrifying. We wanted to go “Inside the O.R.” and bring you up close with a group of very talented physicians who perform
Dear Readers, “What is more important than your heath?” I’m quite sure this is a question we only ask ourselves when we, or someone we love is challenged by an unexpected illness or health crisis. Webster’s defines health as “the condition of being sound in body, mind, or spirit; especially: freedom from physical disease or
As the second issue of My City Wellness hits the streets, I want to take a moment to explain why I decided to publish a health related magazine. We would all undoubtedly agree that we live in the Information Age; the last decade of the Internet has put the power of the world’s information banks
Dear Readers, Welcome to My City Wellness! Your subscription to Greater Flint’s premiere publication – My City Magazine – now includes our new quarterly magazine. We created this magazine to present a fresh take on health info with a local connection and presented with the signature My City style. Our team has been working on
