Today starts the annual two week campaign for Cones for the Cure in conjunction with Graeter’s Ice Cream. Participating Graeter’s locations in Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Lexington, Louisville, Pittsburgh, and Chicago will help The Cure Starts Now find a cure for pediatric brain cancer and all cancers.
October is breast cancer awareness month and as you know, we lost Don’s mom to her battle with breast cancer a couple of years ago. When we were contacted by Tree Classics to design a wreath for breast cancer awareness we jumped at the chance to help get the word out about breast cancer. For…
As a mother, wife, sister, or daughter, we have the responsibility to keep the men in our life healthy. Just in time for Father’s Day and Men’s Health Month, and with some help from my friends at Nuts.com, I thought I would share ways to get your man healthy! Keep reading for some great tips and…
Kick your man in the pants about testicular cancer! Okay, stop… not really! I don’t want men sending me hate mail. So, what’s up with the post title? Women sometimes need to kick men in the butt to get them motivated about their health – they always tend to put things off until it is…
Are you at risk for a blood clot? Women face an increased risk of blood clots throughout crucial times in their life. Women are at risk when they take birth control containing estrogen, when they are pregnant, in the weeks after delivery, and when using hormone therapy during menopause. Annually, blood clots affect more people…
We all know someone who has been affected by breast cancer – whether a loved one or yourself has been diagnosed, a loved one or friend has died from breast cancer, or perhaps you have had a breast cancer “scare.” One out of eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. This means…
As a twin mom, it was vital that I kept the babies “cooking” in my belly as long as possible. Being high risk – just because I was a twin pregnancy – could have resulted in my babies being born too early. If they were too early, or preemies, they would have had to stay…