In a conversation based on his book Fit Over 50, Dr. Walt Larimore and Mrs. Jean Daly explain how those over age 50 can pursue good health in its four primary aspects – physical, emotional/mental, relational, and spiritual. Though geared toward older people, the principles discussed apply to all ages. (Part 2 of 2)
In a conversation based on his book Fit Over 50, Dr. Walt Larimore and Mrs. Jean Daly explain how those over age 50 can pursue good health in its four primary aspects – physical, emotional/mental, relational, and spiritual. Though geared toward older people, the principles discussed apply to all ages. (Part 2 of 2)
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A nationally-recognized family physician practicing for over 35 years, Dr. Walt Larimore currently sees occupational health patients at UC Health in Colorado Springs, Colo., and holds an adjunct clinical academic appointment at the In His Image Family Medicine Residency Program in Tulsa, Okla. He is an award-winning medical journalist and a best-selling author of more than 30 books on the topics of health, marriage, faith, and more. Formerly, Dr. Larimore served as Focus on the Family’s Vice President of Medical Outreach and Focus’ Physician in Residence. He and his wife, Barb, have two grown children and two grandchildren. Learn more about Dr. Larimore by visiting his website, www.drwalt.com.
Jean Daly is a wife, mother, and an advocate for children in foster care. She is a volunteer for Maple Star Colorado, an independent, non-profit organization providing foster care, clinical, and community support systems. Jean and her husband Jim have shared their home with foster children – both short and long term – since 2011. Jean also gives her time to the Flying Horse Foundation, helping provide Equine-Assisted Learning for children who have experienced trauma. She is very active in a local church, and also enjoys hiking, glamping, and life with their two young-adult sons.
