By Dr. Karen Brothers It’s October — time for what I believe is the best-known health awareness campaign on the planet: Breast Cancer Awareness...[Read More]
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>>By Glynis Bell Have you ever been in a fun mirror house at a fair or amusement park? I remember loving to go into them...[Read More]
>>In Her Own Words … it’s language that you’ll hear us reference in the coming months. It describes our empowerment. It describes our skillsets and...[Read More]
>>Hundreds of children in North Carolina with complex developmental and mental health needs will soon have access to better services and supports after the NC...[Read More]
>>By Annadele Herman The sensationalism of the Presidential election has become nearly impossible to escape. What happens when you manage to claw your way out...[Read More]
>>By Emily Hagstrom According to the >>National Cancer Institute , 127 out of 100,000 North Carolina women develop or die from breast cancer each year....[Read More]
>>By Rachelle Sorenson-Cox I eat my feelings. Comfort food is my drug of choice. As the alcoholic reaches for a drink, I drown my sorrows...[Read More]
>> Editor’s Note: Thanks to Antoinette for sharing this very personal story. May we all read this and think twice about whether we should reach...[Read More]
>>By Kim Pevia We hide in plain sight beside you. Wanting to be seen, wanting to be heard. Voices and in some instances- languages silenced...[Read More]
>>By Emily Hagstrom Upon entering the aSHEville Museum, the space is vibrant and colorful. Visitors first encounter the gift shop, where an assortment of fair...[Read More]