Breast Cancer Awareness: Tiffanie Brown’s Story
October can be a tough month for many of us who have been diagnosed with or fear breast cancer. The pink ribbons, mammogram reminders, and cancer statistics can easily trigger anxiety or anger. Often, people don’t know what to say and may share a story about someone they know who survived or passed away from breast cancer. While this can feel overwhelming, they’re usually trying to connect or offer comfort through a shared experience, even if it doesn’t come across the right way. It’s okay to feel triggered, anxious, or even angry.
Co-Parenting When Kids Head Back to School: Tips, Tricks, and Keeping Your Sanity
Alright, it’s that time again—the summer’s winding down, Target is packed with families on a mission, and our social media feeds are about to be flooded with first-day-of-school pics. (You know the ones. Backpacks bigger than the kids, grinning faces, and the “Can you believe they’re in 3rd grade already?!” captions.)
