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Finding support through Pink Ribbon Good (opens the original)
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To learn more about Pink Ribbon Good, find support for yourself or someone you love, or help them continue supporting local families facing breast or gynecological cancer, visit pinkribbongood.org. One of the hard things about cancer is how ordinary life around you remains while your life has been completely upended. Dinner still has to be cooked, and the laundry still piles up. Your kid still needs help with math, the dog still needs to be taken for a walk, and nobody seems to understand that y
Dayton Live Discovery Series for families kicks off in October (opens the original)
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Our children live in a world where entertainment is almost always within reach. Movies can be streamed instantly, videos are endless, and interactive games are available at the touch of a button. If something doesnât hold their attention, they can simply swipe to something else. We have given children more entertainment than any generation before them could have imagined. But in giving children instant access to everything, how has this impacted their wellbeing? The need for instant gratificat
Growing older is a privilege. My knees disagree. (opens the original)
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I turned 45 last week. Considering the year Iâve had, celebrating another birthday felt like a gift. Earlier this year, my doctor said the word âcancer,â and for a while another birthday didnât feel guaranteed. Now Iâm on the other side of surgery, focusing on healing, and blowing out candles with my family. Iâm filled with an abundance of gratitude. That said, I think itâs safe to say my bodyâs warranty may have expired. I used to be able to get up and down without making any no
Sleep, routines and more: Helping kids start strong this school year (opens the original)
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For many families, the week before school starts is a balancing act. There are backpacks to fill, forms to sign and one last attempt to squeeze every bit out of summer. The first day of school often brings excitement, but it can also bring uncertainty, especially for younger children or those adjusting to a new school, teacher or routine. A few simple steps before classes begin can help ease the transition. One of the easiest places to start is sleep. If bedtime drifted later over the summer, be
Unique summer day trip suggestions for every interest (opens the original)
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Summer is winding down, and before backpacks are packed and school routines return, thereâs still time for a family day trip. Since children have a wide range of personalities families may want to plan outings around those interests. Whether you have an animal enthusiast, an aspiring artist or a future astronaut, there are plenty of destinations within driving distance of Dayton. Wild Hearts African Farm offers the chance to see and interact with a variety of animal species from all over the w
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