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Julie Williams

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As seen in: WSIL-TV (Carterville, IL), WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI), WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN), UpNorthLive, WBSF-TV (Clio, MI), WEYI-TV (Flint, MI), WREX-TV (Rockford, IL), WSYM-TV (Lansing, MI)
Morning Anchor @wwmtnews | @LoyolaChicago grad | Lover of sunshine, Diet Coke & nice people | Fierce defender of ALL Detroit sports teams
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'People depend on me.' Young people in West Michigan share their colorectal cancer stories

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By Julie Williams Verified
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
“As a young person you don’t ever think cancer is going to be part of your story,” said Shameka Taylor, a 39-year-old Kalamazoo resident who’s living with Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer. “At first I was angry. I was really angry,” she said. “Why me? Why did this happen? And then I had to stop and I had to think and I had to say, ‘Why not me?” Taylor was only 36 in August 2022 when she was diagnosed with Stage 3. The Colorectal Cancer Alliance says she’s not alone.
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Digging out of debt: How to get ahead of your finances while living paycheck to paycheck

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By Julie Williams Verified
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
With having to live paycheck to paycheck, it can feel hard to get control of your finances, especially if you are carrying debt with you. News Channel 3 sat down with Chase Imberger, a financial advisor, CFP, ChFC, CRPC with Gasaway Investment Advisors in Kalamazoo. He spoke to us with the understanding that everyone's situation is different, but one of the best things you can do is prioritize.
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West Michigan woman reflects on life five years after heart transplant

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By Julie Williams Verified
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
February is American Heart Month and a local woman says she's making the most of it. Wendy Fleckenstein received a heart transplant in June 2021 and isn't letting her second chance go to waste. "Tomorrow's not promised, so you have to take care of the time that you have here," Wendy said.
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