by Positively Balanced LLC | May 5, 2020 | Guest Contributor, Physical Health
by Kimberly Obanion On June 2018, 2017 at 39 weeks pregnant I was admitted into our hospital to be induced. My OB-GYN as well as my High-Risk OB-GYN both agreed that being induced at 39 weeks was best for both baby and I due to complications caused from my Rheumatoid...
by Positively Balanced LLC | Mar 16, 2020 | Guest Contributor, Physical Health
Written by Dr Michael K. Van Antwerp, Edited by Andrea Vasquez Groin and Front Hip Pain Groin and front hip pain are common areas we see in women’s health. These can have a host of causes with some more evident than others. Some of the causes of pain in the groin and...
by Positively Balanced LLC | Mar 15, 2020 | Guest Contributor, Mental Health, Social Health
Written by Emily Dunn, Edited by Andie Vasquez Why does grief/grieving feel so taboo? It seems so taboo, but yet nearly everyone can relate. We can all relate, but why do we all feel like we are suffering? I would like to share a little bit of my story. I lost my best...
by Positively Balanced LLC | Feb 24, 2020 | Guest Contributor, Mental Health, Physical Health
by Mona Turrell, NC, D PSc Turn and face the strange—David Bowie As women, it seems our bodies and hormones are in flux almost our whole lives. The ebb and flow (pun intended) of menstrual cycles, pregnancy and delivery, breastfeeding, then finally perimenopause...
by Positively Balanced LLC | Feb 18, 2020 | Guest Contributor, Mental Health, Physical Health
by Heather Corey – Guest Contributor I recently had a total “fan-girl” moment and it led to an unexpected connection between my passion and my fitness. I had the opportunity to meet dance legend, George Chakiris. George Chakiris performed in both the...
by Positively Balanced LLC | Feb 3, 2020 | Guest Contributor, Mental Health, Physical Health
By: Helen Robert February is Heart Month, and February 13 is #WearRed day, a day dedicated to recognize and support the women in our lives who suffer with heart disease, and to advocate to reduce the gaps in cardiac science and care for women around the world....
