The 77-Year-Old Breast Cancer Survivor Who Biked Across the Country
Cancer survivor Carol Zemola Garsee, 77, shares highlights of her bike trip across the country.
Living longer is both a goal and a reality for many people these days. But we all know that living better is just as important as living longer. Make longer living better living by staying connected to your community, being mindful of your physical and emotional health, and engaging your mind in positive, productive tasks each day.
Cancer survivor Carol Zemola Garsee, 77, shares highlights of her bike trip across the country.
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