LIFE

Running can be a daunting or draining task. Even so, these psychological tricks can help improve your enjoyment and achieve your fitness goals.

"I never thought I would end up meeting the love of my life on Craigslist and living together from the moment we met," Brooke Foreman told Newsweek.

If your dog can't stop zooming even after their daily walk, it means they aren't getting enough mental stimulation. Here's what to do.

"I have also had a lot of opposition from people telling me to get rid of the cats as well," Shelby Wardlaw told Newsweek.

"I felt like I was unique having cancer and being pregnant, and a health issue is not something you want to be unique in," Zoe Plastiras told Newsweek.

"We started noticing them throwing trash into my front lawn, and then later dumping dirty water into my lawn."

We are both incredibly proud and grateful for having this success in such a short space of time.

"She asked me whose baby it was, and when I explained that it was our baby, her little brother, her emotions came over her," Diamond-Lee Ferrer told Newsweek.

"Thinking back, they probably wouldn't have put a real transplant organ next to me, but it's still a cool thought," the woman told Newsweek.

The feeling of inadequacy weighed heavily on my shoulders. I questioned my abilities, my purpose.

"I don't trust my body, and I don't feel safe after my body seemingly failed me, and I don't trust doctors or hospitals," Jenna Muscat told Newsweek.

"Our studies suggest that consuming only 10 to 15 percent of the maximum daily [recommended] dose could compromise mental health," Pradeep Bhide told Newsweek.

"Kikka has been by my side throughout the pregnancy," the dog's owner Elina Purhonen told Newsweek.