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Kaelyn Gustafson
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Hope in Health: Battling the Holiday Blues
“‘Tis the season to be jolly, fa-la-la-la-la la-la-la f***.” As spirited and comforting as the holidays can be for some, for…
Hope in Health: Denver Surgeon Performs Groundbreaking Surgery
“Knock, knock.” “Who’s there?” “Boo.” “Boo who?” … The other children break into hysterical giggles. She had turned…
The Gift of Life: The Story of Eva Giselle Cordero
Written in loving memory of Eva Giselle Cordero. The Dreamer Saul and Judith Cordero remember their daughter as…
The Biggest Turkey: Skiing, Snowboarding or Football?
He peeled the potatoes; and she shredded the cheese. They bought the turkey; and we brought the peas.…
Big City Lights: The DaVita Building
“One for All, All for One,” she whispered under her breath as silent tears welled in the corner of…
Health & Happiness: In Life and Wine – Age Old
Media reports widely cite the numerous health benefits of light to moderate alcohol consumption. And, much to this wine-lover’s delight,…
LivingSocial Offers Broncos Fans Unique Opportunity for Holiday Photos
Congratulations, Denver. It appears we’ve survived it — the seemingly perpetual 90+ degree days that turned us against…
Sports That Inspire: Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk
PJ is your typical 24-year-old Denver sports fan. Large posters of Avalanche and Broncos players cover the walls…
Letter from the Editor: Orange and Blue
It took fifty-five seconds to brew a cup of Starbucks coffee this morning. The elevator ride from the…
Take it Outside: Cappucino and Ciclisimo
Cycling is hard; the faint of heart beware. Certainly I have belabored this point in my previous articles…
Sports That Inspire: Venus de Miles
Photos provided courtesy of 303 Magazine Health and Sports photographer Demetrius Austin. She gazes in the distance as…
Sports That Inspire: The Global Value
“Sports are stupid. If the world cared half as much about ending world hunger and saving the environment…