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KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — Sometimes it takes a little bit of creativity to show our family and friends how much we love them when we cant see them in person this year due to the pandemic. One Utah woman found a way to send the message loud and clear in nature. Sheryl McGlochlin is on a mission. "Theres so many people who are either sick or cant get up here," she said. "I just wanted to find a way that I could let them know that I love them. Im thinking about them." She took me up Millcreek Cany...

Your Life Your Health: How to exercise in the winter during the middle of a pandemic SALT LAKE CITY — The cold winter weather, coupled with the ongoing pandemic, has made it extra challenging for many people to exercise the way they normally do. Whether it outside in nature or indoors at home, several Utah women have found a way to move this year despite these setbacks. For Amber Smith and her girlfriends, Tiffany Izzat, Regina Gulick, and Dawna Francis, staying active is critical to their ph...

Utah mother and teacher shares why she will be getting the COVID-19 vaccine when its her turn SALT LAKE CITY — Thousands of doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine arrived at Utah hospitals on Monday after the FDA gave its stamp of approval last week. Front-line health care workers at Intermountain Healthcare and other Utah hospitals started receiving vaccinations Tuesday. Utah officials anticipate a total of 154,000 total vaccine doses will arrive by the end of the month. One Utah teacher and m...

Your Life Your Health: American Fork woman relies on oximeter and COVID-19 remote patient monitoring program at home AMERICAN FORK — As hospitalizations surge, Intermountain Healthcare has found creative ways to care for some patients without placing unnecessary burdens on the health care system. One Utah woman is grateful she was able to be monitored from the comfort of her own home when she got COVID-19. Valerie Jackson, 71, lives alone. When she got COVID-19 in early September, she was mis...

KSL TV OREM — Finding ways to exercise during the pandemic without the same resources as before has proven to be a difficult task for some. One Utah athlete has found renewed purpose in her training despite canceled races. Even though 41-year-old Melody Jensen is slow to admit it, shes lightning fast! "If I had to run a mile, and you were timing me, I think I could probably hit a 5:30," she said humbly. Jensen says there is a lot to love about running, including the way it makes her feel. "De...