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I consider myself a healthy person when it comes to my emotions. I let myself cry when I’m sad. I rest when I’m overwhelmed. I am acutely aware of even the slightest tug of my heart. Being the emotional “expert” that I am, I also believed that my tight reign over anger was an example […] More
Hello, and welcome back to Sex Ed With Beth™️. So, you think you might have a yeast infection? First of all, you should know that having a yeast infection doesn’t make you gross or weird; yeast infections are one of the most common things people with vaginas will experience! All vaginas have yeast; however, when […] More
Pop the champagne, you’re getting a new roomie! Moving in with a significant other is an exciting step for your relationship, and isn’t something to take lightly. Most married couples will tell you that living together is more of a relationship tester than getting married, and they aren’t wrong. From chores to monthly expenses, there […] More
For too long, we have associated strokes with the older generation, but time and time again we’re reminded that it is not an old woman’s disease. While it’s true that a majority of strokes still happen to people who are over the age of 65, it doesn’t happen to them only. Let’s quickly take a […] More
11 Symptoms Of Breast Cancer In Women That Aren’t Lumps 8 Breast Cancer Myths You NEED To Stop Believing Has Does Does Is This is the earliest form of This stage of Here’s How You Can Lower Your Risk Of Breast Cancer This stage of breast More
There are so many unknowns that can come along with the decision to try to have kids. From how your pregnancy might go (do you get morning sickness? Does the sickness last all day? Do you feel like a superhero?), to the sex of the baby, what the baby’s personality might be like later on […] More
Your period. The sometimes annoying process that’s been making its visits since you hit puberty. But it’s not actually there to make us sigh once a month (if it bothers to show up), it’s a window into our health and sometimes its weird behaviour is actually trying to tell us something. Here are four things […] More
Sunday, October 13th, 2019. Over 45,000 runners claimed their space at the starting line of the 42nd Chicago Marathon. It was a crisp fall morning, filled with jitters, excitement, hope, and stories from across the globe. Stories surrounding the topic of “why do you run?” For one runner in the crowd, her “why” is one […] More
