PATH is all about someone taking a personal look at their own, or someone else's, health
MARQUETTE -- PATH, or Personal Action Towards Health, is a program that works to help people with chronic illnesses feel better.
The national initiative is a six-week workshop where individuals find strategies to live a healthier life. The workshops are free and open to anyone with a chronic health concern, such as stress, lupus, cancer, etc.
Kay Bammert, an award-winning PATH leader, says it's the perfect solution for those struggling in the tough economic climate.
"Many people, in this area particularly, are either uninsured or underinsured or unemployed; they just don't have the monetary resources anymore, so what's one of the things you give up taking care of and that's yourself," says Bammert.
The workshops began April 19.
Click here for more information on future workshops.
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