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Welcome to the fall 2010 "Look Good, Feel Good" special section, an extension of HealthyRockford.com in Rockford Woman magazine.

For the past year and a half, Shari Doyle, 52, of Rockford has done what she can to make her eyes stand out.

Botox. It’s a quick fix to those pesky frown lines between your brows or the parentheses around your smile.

When I asked readers of RockfordWoman.com what kind of conversations they'd like to see on a consistent basis, the No. 1 answer? Health.

Welcome to the third “Look Good, Feel Good” special section, an extension of HealthyRockford.com in Rockford Woman magazine.

It’s 11 p.m. and your husband is feeling amorous. But after a day of work, children, chores and myriad other obligations, you may just not be in the mood. So, the thought of popping a pill or using a testosterone patch to ratchet up your love life may sound alluring. But are drugs really the answer?

We talk with four women during different phases of battle with the disease. Sabrina Gulley is newly diagnosed; Deb Ferris is in the thick of treatment; Debbie Jones is in remission; Sandi Johnson is Stage 4.

This health section is part of a new approach to covering health care and healthy living.

It’s summer, and for many women that means sandals and pedicures. It’s also a good time to give our feet some TLC.