Another month, another COVID variant…sigh. But that’s not what today’s post is about. Instead, since none of us wants to get a cold or the flu this ski season, here are five common sense tips for wintertime health. (This post was written by me and originally published at FIS Snowkidz. It has been updated for […]
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How to Sanitize Your Groceries & Take-Out
Good morning! Today is our first morning under a stay-at-home order in Colorado. We’ve been staying at home, so not much has changed. But what has changed — and for the better — is our understanding of how to handle groceries and take out thanks to this video. After watching this video this morning, we […]
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It’s Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day
A repost from last year. If you have cancer in your family, I hope you will take the time to read this. Today, March 22, is Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day. As a cancer survivor and Lynch syndrome carrier, this is my day to divert unapologetically from family skiing and outdoor adventure and don my advocacy […]
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Thank You! A Short Report from the National Race to End Women’s Cancer
Good morning, Yesterday was the National Race to End Women’s Cancer in Washington, DC. I think all of us who were there are still feeling the glow from the amazing positive energy. Here’s a quick update on what went down. First, I owe a massive thank you to those of you who donated in support […]
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I’m Healthy and Running to End Women’s Cancer
Good Morning Friends, Cancer isn’t something any of us ever want to think about, let alone have to address directly in our lives. But, like so many other things in life…it happens. Cancer happens. In June 2015, I was treated for endometrial cancer at Mayo Clinic. In August, I got the all-clear on three years […]
