Ester Marsh is a journalist at Salisbury Post and NewsBreak. She focuses on consumer health, mental health, fitness, and wellness programs, emphasizing the importance of exercise for health and independence. Ester's insights and articles have been featured in prominent publications, including Salisbury Post and NewsBreak.
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Ester Marsh's coverage primarily focuses on topics related to fitness, health, motivation, and personal growth. She frequently writes about seasonal themes and provides reviews of various aspects related to family & relationships.
Given her focus on local content in North Carolina (Salisbury), she would likely be interested in features or stories that highlight individuals making positive contributions to the community in terms of fitness, health initiatives, motivational journeys, or personal growth within the local area.
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By: Ester Marsh
Every September, we typically notice a decrease in usage of the YMCA, and any other fitness centers I ever worked at. To be honest, so far, we have been extremely busy, which is great. But we do notice that people who have been here less than 12 months have a harder time to stay connected […]
Are you dealing with neck and upper back problems? I have personally dealt with all kinds of neck issues resulting in one surgery to fuse C6-7 (cervical spine/neck), and another one later C4-5, and C5-6. I am doing really well but continue to pay attention to things which can aggravate my neck and upper back. […]
Sometimes you need to stop, regroup, assess and adjust, especially in today’s world where intolerance, disrespect and unkindness is taking the forefront. It is so important to take care of your emotional and physical health. I am going to share some things which work for me and maybe it can help you too. • Don’t […]
Parkinson’s Disease affects more and more people every day. Nearly 90,000 people got diagnosed this year alone and the estimated number globally is 11 million people. Our Rowan County Parkinson’s support group is very active and this Saturday it is hosting a Pancake for Parkinson’s fundraiser at Christiana Lutheran Church, 6190 U.S. 52, Salisbury. It […]
Boy, it is been busy and I love it! This year, we have started with a bang from the get-go. I am hoping that everyone is realizing that you must […]
What risks are you taking when you ignore high blood pressure (BP)?I love our members and have great conversations with them. Many times, they are the reason for the subjects […]
According to Google, 39 percent of U.S. adults experience back pain in any given 3-month period. Up to 80 percent of Americans will deal with some sort of back pain […]
More and more, people that I know have had reversed shoulder replacement surgery. Let me explain what the difference is between “normal” shoulder replacement versus reversed shoulder replacement. Before, when […]
