Do you still keep in touch with friends from past times in your life?
Reflecting on friendships from various chapters of our lives - elementary school, high school, college, post-college and mom-life, there are some friendships that naturally endure the test of time and distance, some that we’ve let go of and others that formed later in life in the most rewarding ways. As Rebecca and Ashley describe, it can take years to fully understand the meaning and significance of a good friend and just what it means to show up well for each other when lif
What is your morning routine?
A well choreographed morning routine takes some trial and error to find a rhythm. By this time in the school year, we’ve got it down to fairly well-oiled (albeit messy somedays) routines. Each situation is different - from kids that drive themselves, take buses or walk, from when the alarm goes off to what’s for breakfast - no two routines are the same. Ashley shares a tip for complete focus, Rebecca shares a streamlined evening prep and Jen shares how she finds time to conne
Breast Cancer Support & Resources
Turning to someone who has walked a difficult road before you always helps. Here, we’ve collected all the incredible resources from dear friends who have survived breast cancer or support those in the midst of navigating. 3 breast cancer survivors and a breast cancer nurse navigator all share the resources and support they recommend to their closest friends and patients. From 1:1 mentor matching, to cold caps, a book about life after treatment, the support at these links is
Tell us about your breast cancer screenings...
From baseline mammograms to being prepared for a follow up call, genetic testing, those unpleasant little stickers and how a mammogram really feels with implants, let’s get into it. Does a mammogram hurt? When did you start screenings? Read on as Rebecca and Kim share their experiences genetic testing, Ashley shares her experience with implants and Jen explains how a follow up call isn’t a reason to be alarmed.
Breast Cancer Survivors Share Their Stories, Part 2
Chances are that even if you don't hear the words, "You have breast cancer," a woman in your life will. With 1 in 8 women facing breast cancer, these are not just numbers, they are our friends, neighbors, mother and sisters. Following Part 1, we're honored to share two more incredible survivors’ stories. Leena and Dana each answered four questions and share details of what unfolded after they heard those 4 words below.
Breast Cancer Survivors Share Their Stories, Part 1
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. 1 in 8. In light of National Breast Cancer Awareness month, we are honored to share the stories, insights, wisdom and really, really big hearts of four very generous and brave breast cancer survivors. We asked each incredible woman four questions and they graciously shared a glimpse of their journeys - we'll share two here and two in part 2. Meet Beth and Heather below -
What are your favorite kid birthday party ideas and tips?
With 15 kids between the 5 of us, we have a plethora of birthday party stories we could share! From the parties with all the pomp and circumstance, to an outing for a few friends and the parties where the venue handles everything for you - we’ve tried it all. And, as with many things, the parties have evolved over the years and vary from kid to kid (and mom to mom!).
