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It's time for the good news.

With Amy.

Tell me something good.

So an 82-year-old woman in Oregon named Karen Davis, she was hiking in the woods with her dog.

And, like, not just like a little simple hike.

She was trekking through the woods.

Again, she's 82, but she got a little turned around and got lost.

Thankfully, her dog, Cammy, stayed by her side and could be heard barking from far, far away.

So when rescue teams set out to find her, they were able to hear Cammy's barking.

Yeah, that's a tough role,

Karen, for a lot of reasons. And her lifetime, too, her name became not cool. I know. I googled when was Karen the most named name? Uh-huh. When do you think it was? The 80s or 70s?

Interesting.

1960s peaked in 1965 when it was the third most popular name for baby girls in the U.S.

Its popularity has significantly declined since the 1970s due to cultural shifts in recent internet connotations.

Well, yeah.

Poor Karen. Like, yeah. Poor Karen.

Like, she had no idea. Like, she's been through it. Even her name now being associated with being, well, somebody you don't want to be around. And she's 82, so she must hike a lot. It's good for her. I know. That's what, I mean, the real tell me something good is like, what is she doing to take care of her body? like I want to know everything.

All her tips and tricks.

Yeah, my mind didn't go there with karen but good for her on that hike and that dog must be a yapper too that thing must be heard by the neighbors all the time i know i would try to decide like i wouldn't want to be alone so be okay dog stay with me but then i'd be like well wait should you run out and try to find someone and bring them back to me?

I don't know. But she did have hypothermia, so they rescued her just in time. Poor Karen.

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