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Health is not a destination but really the most incredible

relationship that you'll ever be in, in your entire life.

When I am able to sit with somebody

who's going through something,

and inspire them that there is a path to vitality,

that makes my heart sing.

When I was 21, I became the youngest woman to row across

the Atlantic ocean.

I really just honestly wanted to know what I was capable of.

We didn't really know what we were doing.

We just did what we needed to do to get it done.

I learned a lot about myself in this process

and this was a life lesson that came at a very, very high cost.

When I was on land, I had this internal voice that was like,

something doesn't feel right. I just didn't look well

and I started to get lumps in my left-hand breast.

At age 23, I was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer.

Like, how can I row an ocean and then be defeated by my body?

This experience, it literally pivoted my entire life.

I went to school for holistic nutrition. I traveled the world.

I was on a quest to understand the pathology of my body

and the distance between disease and illness.

For me really to experience wellness again was five years.

I was hugely motivated through illness and what I wanted to

inspire was people not having to walk that path.

I founded my company Nectar Juicery.

Nectar ultimately is a manifestation of my values

and my lessons learned during this period of healing.

We're helping people understand that food is medicine

and starting a conversation with your body.

My magic ingredient has been curiosity.

The curiosity to continue to discover my own wellness,

the curiosity to lean into the things that scare me.

Fear is a good thing. It saved my life many times but

I don't allow it to be the decision maker.

It's just there to say, Tori pay attention.

I've built a life that is aligned with my values

that allows me to express my creativity

where I get to really do what I want to do.

My fuel comes from passion and I'm on a mission.

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Everyday items you may be banned from using in the near future - Duration: 6:29.

 Coffee cups, balloons, straws, take away containers and chip packets are just some of the common items that could be phased out across the country — and it may be sooner than you think

 Recommendations from a senate report into recycling and Australia's waste suggests that these everyday plastics could be banned by 2023

 Chairman of the inquiry, Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, said that it is necessary to put a plan in place to drastically reduce single-use plastics

 "Australians are good recyclers, but they've been let down by local, state and federal governments," he told Parliament

 "Had we implemented this plan nearly 10 years ago in 2009 we wouldn't be in the crisis that we're in now

" The report recommends the Federal Government works with the states to put less rubbish in landfill and improve the quality of recycling

 Though proper recycling is an important part of managing our waste, only 9 per cent of all plastics ever made have been recycled, with the vast majority ending up in landfill

 Getting people to stop using items that they have become so accustomed to is a big task and there are a number of organisations out there working to encourage the wider public to change their habits

 The Plastic Free July challenge asks people to stop using disposable plastics for the whole month in an effort to raise awareness for our growing waste problem and encourage change

 By being challenged to stop using single-use plastic for one month it makes people think about all the unnecessary plastic they use every day

 "With Australians already showing support for a war on waste and big supermarkets moving to ban single-use plastic bags, there is no better time to turn concern about the plastic waste problem into personal action," Rebecca Prince-Ruiz from the Plastic Free July Foundation said

 "This July, our aim is to inspire and empower all Australians to choose to refuse and collectively contribute by making small changes to their day-to-day actions to make a big difference

" Limiting other forms of plastic shopping bags is also being considered. A spokeswoman for the NSW Environment Protection Authority told news

com.au it was part of a working group exploring ways to reduce the use of the thicker plastic shopping bags provided by department stores and other shops

 "These heavy weight or boutique style bags can be a greater source of plastic pollution than lightweight bags because the have up to six times more plastic by weight," the spokeswoman said

 "People can reduce their plastic use by taking reusable shopping bags or boxes when shopping, purchasing items with as little packaging as possible, and thinking twice about using disposable plastics such as bags, straws and cutlery

" CSIRO research has shown that approximately three-quarters of the rubbish along the Australian coast was plastic

Most is from Australian sources, not from overseas, with debris concentrated near urban centres

 Australia alone uses 6.9 billion plastic bags a year, 3.6 billion of which are plastic shopping bags

 Woolworths was the first of the major supermarket chains in Australia to ban all single-use plastic bags from the store, with all others to follow suit by July 1 when the plastic bag bans come into force in Queensland and Western Australia

 Following the ban there were reports that Woolworths was considering introducing a policy that would allow shoppers to bring their own containers for meat and fish

 But they later downplayed the reports, citing food safety and possible contamination concerns

 PLASTIC-FREE ALTERNATIVES Use fabric wraps or reusable containers over cling film

Look for milk in refillable glass bottles Buy cardboard packaged pasta or buy in bulk to reduce plastic use Use several layers of newspaper to line your bin instead of a plastic bag Buy a reusable drink bottle and metal straw to carry with you Try reusable cloth nappies as opposed to disposable ones When you get a takeaway coffee bring your own cup or forego the plastic lid

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The Connection Journey: How Children's Hospital Colorado Keeps Newborn Babies Near Moms in Recovery - Duration: 0:27.

You know, for us, being able to be at Children's and have labor

and delivery on the fourth floor and then the CICU and the CPCU

on the third floor, it was great because my room was almost

directly above Jaden's room, and so whenever I wanted to go see

him it was a two minute walk. It was really comforting to know

that the day after he was born, first thing in the morning, get

up, get ready and just go hang out in his room all day.