Melisa Glore: “Thrive has shown me that you can change anything, at any time.”
Michelle Ross: “When others see me putting the work in, they know change is possible!”
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Omotayo Adeyemi
Veronica Mallet: “I’m taking better care of myself so I can continue helping others.”
Oladipo Olayemi: “Thrive has made me a better person.”
Jeremias Rodriguez: “If you can’t reach your goal one way, remember there’s always another way.”
Roberto Jesus Mulero Galarza: “I can now look in the mirror and know I have strong financial well-being.”
Patty Roberts: “Taking time with my family have been my greatest Thrive moments. I have honestly never been so happy in all my life.”
Ashley VanBrocklin: “I want to be the best possible role model for my daughter and help her live a better life.”
Marty Perry: “Don’t Let Mistakes Discourage You From Your Dreams.”
Michelle Moore: “Thrive ZP helped me take the steps to create the balance I really wanted in my life.”
Arvis Abban: “I Like To Have My Son Cook While I’m His Sous Chef. It’s Another Chance For More Family Time.”
Verna Anderson: “If you fall or fail one day, don’t give up.”
John Goschy: “After Changing My Eating, My Energy Is Up and I Feel More Positive”
Christina Mansfield: “I Meditate First Thing In The Morning And Right Before I Go To Bed. That Way, I Start The Day On A Positive Note And End The Day With Mindfulness.”
Libby Waters: “I had been overweight my whole life, even as a kid. I feel better now than I did in my 20s!”
Tammy Coday: “I had a healthy pregnancy without any complications, and it was all because of the Better Choices I made beforehand.”
Muskegon’s Jeff Sellon: “Before, I had to force myself to run.”
Muskegon’s Stephen Toma: “My associate’s encouragement keeps me going.”
Muskegon’s Jessica Lambert: “Being Active Helps Me Refocus My Mind and Purpose.”
Muskegon’s Sunny Crenshaw: “Now I Have the Energy To Do 12 Hours Of Work and Still Go For a Walk!”
Muskegon’s Jeff Lohman: “All You Have To Do Is Be Better Today Than You Were Yesterday.”
Georgia’s Tria Orr: “I made up my mind to stick to healthy foods.”
Tarosa Brown: “I’ve always known that I wanted to help people, and that I had a story to tell.”
Florida’s Ronald Allen: “Now, instead of thinking ‘What’s on T.V.?’, I’m thinking, ‘What can I do outside?’”
Omotayo Adeyemi: “Doing the Challenge has shown me another version of myself — a version of myself that lives a healthier life.”
Florida’s Tyler Sigler: “My son and I are going out for runs three to four times each week.”
Florida’s Melanie Fairclough: “It all comes down to determination. Life will come with obstacles, but you can do whatever you put your mind to.”
Folashade Jimoh: “I’m surprised that taking such small steps would add up to something so great.”
Georgia’s Dawn Vincent: “I’ve been dedicated and diligent, going for walks four to six times a week.”
Georgia’s Lawrence Atkinson: “I didn’t know I like vegetables as much as I do!”
Texas’s Francis I. Igwebuike: “If you are active, you’ll be less worried. It lowers my stress.”
Texas’s Jackie Oliver: “Eating better isn’t just for me. I don’t want my daughters to become the fourth generation of diabetics in the family.”
Florida’s Brian Marsh: “It starts out all mental. Then once you build the habits, it’s a lifestyle.”
Florida’s Sharon (Dee) Vest: “I haven’t felt this energetic since I was in the military 15 years ago.”
Florida’s Ebony Baret: “If I can help and encourage just one person, that’s all that matters to me.”