July 15, 2018 We live in a time in which, luckily, more and more people are talking about mental and physical health struggles...
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In the summer of 2017, my mom called one evening right as I got home from getting dinner with one...
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I was recently in the gym, squatting like so, when a man approached me and said, “Wow, you are really...
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Summer is here. Pools are opening, the beaches are filling up, and the majority of people are outside taking advantage...
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Personal health is more than just a personal problem. It is a national security concern that collaborates with ethical complications...
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Each February, the American Heart Association raises awareness for women’s heart health with their Go Red For Women campaign. Accounting...
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I’ve definitely struggled with my share of anxiety. Growing up, I always showed signs of being a school-oriented individual. Always...
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Women choose to use birth control for a variety of reasons. With all the medical innovation out there today, there...
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We have become desensitized to word “abortion.” Want to know why? We hear the word all the time but never...
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I recently read Ivanka Trump’s, Women Who Work. The book addresses contemporary issues that strong, powerful women in the workforce...
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The passing of another year signals a time to reflect on your accomplishments, look forward to what’s to come, and...
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November of 2016, I welcomed a new treatment plan into my life. She was a 9 week old Golden Retriever,...
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Cancer can be scary enough. The words that come with it can be even scarier when you don’t know exactly...
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Future Female Leaders has always been a source of encouragement, love, and empowerment for conservative women. This October, things are...
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The month of October is so important. It’s Breast Cancer Awareness month, and it’s a time where people from all...
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Many of us are aware that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but few people know the history of this...
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As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, we must look forward to the future for where breast cancer...
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We all make impulsive decisions in our lives. Maybe it’s splurging and spending too much on an annual sale from...
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This is something I never imagined that I would ever have to write. Unfortunately, in the world we currently live...
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In the world we live in nearly everyone has been affected by the “c” word: cancer. It hits at the...
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Breast cancer awareness month is so important because it shines a light on something we would all rather ignore, but...
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In case, you haven’t noticed all the pink around you, October is breast cancer awareness month. While you may wish...
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It’s the middle of the semester and right before we kick off the holiday season. You have tons of midterms,...
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and FFL wants to give back to women who have fought and will fight...
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Death rates from female breast cancer dropped 39% from 1989 to 2015. While there are better treatment programs available now...
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First and foremost, I want to make sure that you understand that you are not alone. At the time being,...
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As if yearly trips to the gynecologist aren’t enough, now doctors are recommending that women go in for a mammogram...
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July 3rd, 2012 This was a day like any other for my mom. She was working as a federal pretrial...
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Many Americans don’t know all the facts about breast cancer. Here are twenty quick facts about the disease, which only...
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we want to do our part to raise awareness. Some risk factors, such as...
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October is a month dedicated to educating men and women across the country about breast cancer in an effort to...
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FACT - Women who started menstruating early, especially before age 12, have a slightly higher risk of breast cancer. The...
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One in eight women will develop invasive breast cancer. The American Cancer Society expects 252,710 new cases of breast cancer,...
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It’s October, which means that it’s Breast Cancer Awareness month. According to BreastCancer.org, one in eight women in the U.S....
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According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, nearly 200,000 men, women and children are currently on the...
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According to the Center for Disease Control, one thousand people are treated in emergency rooms for misusing opioids. In 2015,...
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Summer is upon us and that means beach pictures and bathing suits. No matter your definition of “beach body” there’s...
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My parents had been engaged for six years and married for nearly four when they decided that they had built...
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Last year, as the tenth anniversary of my sexual assault approached, I thought through all the details of May 12th,...
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Attending college is expensive enough. From purchasing books, supplies, housing, and everything else that comes with it, adding in a...
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Why is it that if you get a cut or burn, you immediately run to a first aid kit to...
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It's March and been two months since you sat down and wrote down your New Year's resolutions. Often times, losing...
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I’d like to start this article by stating that I, in no way shape or form, am advocating for eating...
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In the United States alone, there are 20 million women who struggle with some form of an eating disorder. And...
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Anxiety can be crippling, exhausting, and painful. The key to conquering your anxiety is to find a coping mechanism that...
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I was born and raised in a conservative, Christian home where I was taught right from wrong, and the importance...
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I know the idea of going “gluten free” and "dairy free" is intimidating. I personally never thought I could do...
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March For Life this year on January 27th. In the days leading up to it, there will be a lot...
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On December 1st, 1988, World AIDS Day was celebrated for the first time. HIV/AIDS had been discovered only seven years...
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On Monday, November 28, Texas reported its first case of locally transmitted Zika virus, becoming the second state in the...
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