Earlier this month, Melinda Gates shared what she feels is the most important statistic released each year. If you’re familiar with the Gates’ foundation, you’ll know that children’s health is one of their passions and it’s no surprise the UNICEF’s Child Survival Report is one that is monitored closely by them. The good news? The…
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. There’s no way to sugar coat this post. There’s no way to make it an easy read. Suicide. It’s a topic not discussed readily. Brushed under the carpet or in the corner. If we ignore it then it’ll go away. It won’t. According to the International Association for Suicide…
Last week I introduced you all to the Lillie-Helen Foundation for Stroke Awareness founded by myself and my oldest friend to honor our grandmothers – both who passed away from stroke-related causes. March is a very special month for Lillie-Helen because it’s the birth month of both of the namesakes of the organization. Today’s blog…
Today is a very special day. My youngest son (middle child) turns 5 “all my fingers” years-old. I’d like to wish a very special Happy Birthday to my Baby Boy! We’ve been counting this day down since Christmas. He absolutely loves celebrating birthdays (not just his!) and has been narrowing down his cake and ice…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a program that many may not be aware of: National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) This program provides low-income, uninsured and under-served women access to screenings and diagnostic services to include: Clinical breast exams Mammograms Pap Tests Pelvic exams Diagnostic testing for abnormal results…
