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Vic Johnson, a former member of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education, has died

Victor Vic Johnson Jr., a social activist and former teacher, school administrator and member of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education, died Wednesday night of COVID-19 at Forsyth Medical Center. He was 85. Constance Johnson, Vic s wife, said Thursday that she, her husband and their daughter, LaTanya Kim Johnson, were recently infected with the coronavirus, and they were treated at the hospital. Constance Johnson said she and her daughter have recovered from the virus. Fortunately, we were able to come home, but he wasn t, Constance Johnson said. With his age and other underlying conditions he (had), it was just too much for him to recover from.

I Lost 150 Pounds And Gained it Back Here s What I Did *Differently* The Second Time

I Lost 150 Pounds And Gained it Back. Here s What I Did Differently The Second Time Aillia Milsun, as told to Emily Shiffer © Courtesy After losing and regaining weight, Aillia Milsun committed to eating smaller portions and working out with a personal trainer to lose 150 lbs. My name is Aillia Milsun ( ), and I m 28 years old. I live in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and I m a registered nurse at Forsyth Medical Center. Focusing on portion control and hiring a personal trainer helped me lose 150 pounds and discover my best self. I was overweight for most of my life. In sixth grade, I was 227 pounds (more than what I currently weigh at 28). I lived a sedentary life as a child, eating mainly junk food, rice, and noodles. I was picked on in school, and by family as well. Because of bullying, most of my life I tried to stay in the shadows to avoid being teased. At 21, I weighed 340 pounds.

Triad man donates hair days after getting diagnosed with cancer

Cancer is not going to take this from me | Triad man grows hair out for cancer patients, discovers he has cancer Collin Bjorklund grew his hair out for years. His girlfriend makes wigs for cancer patients. The donation took on new meaning when he found out he had leukemia. Author: Grace Holland Updated: 8:14 PM EST January 1, 2021 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. One Triad man will face new challenges in the new year. Collin Bjorklund s girlfriend, Whitney Mears, makes wigs for cancer patients. So, he decided to grow his hair out and donate. Then, just days before Christmas, he learned he has leukemia.

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