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by Katie Ludlow Rich · Published October 12, 2021 · Last modified October 9, 2021
In honor breast cancer awareness month, I want to talk about the breast MRI screening. I am neither a medical professional nor a cancer survivor. This information is based on my experience of getting...
by April Young-Bennett · Published March 19, 2020 · Last modified April 5, 2020
Throughout the world, and more specifically, in my neighborhood, health officials are calling for quarantines, self-isolation and social distancing. We are coming together to fight off a viral enemy…by staying apart and alone. With...
During the October 2018 Women’s Session of General Conference, President Dallin H. Oaks, first counselor in the Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), spoke disparagingly about LDS women getting...
Former LDS Area Seventy Jon Huntsman Sr., founder of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, passed away today. In his honor, I would like to share this bit of breakroom gossip from about a decade ago,...
During our newlywed years, contraception was a trial for us. We intended to start a family sometime within a few years of our marriage, so permanent or long-term options were out. However, we were...
When I was very new in my career, I wrote a pamphlet. If I were to rewrite this particular pamphlet today, I would delete a quote I took from a reputable source that stated,...
I don’t have pretty eyes. Well, actually, both of my eyes are pretty individually but together the effect is not good. My eyes look crossed. This abnormality has no health effects for me whatsoever. ...
Family / Gospel / Relationships
by April Young-Bennett · Published September 29, 2012 · Last modified January 28, 2013
President Eyring found an elegant solution to the potentially awkward task of being a man giving a sermon to women about their womanly duties: he began his talk by quoting a great female Mormon...
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