Peace Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

Entering the New Year, we are given the opportunity to re-evaluate our lives; to consider strategies for self-improvement and engage in activities that move us closer to realizing our hopes and dreams.

BLACK TO LIFE… FOR A HEALTHIER YOU

During the holiday season, it seems almost normal for women to feel stress and sometimes experience pain. Given today’s economic pressures, the common headache can also lead to aches and pains throughout the body.

ICON-in-Class: How Would You Feel?

How would it make you feel to lack the basic necessities of life, things like food, shelter and clothing? How would you cope with having to worry about where you were going to lay your head down for the night? You would certainly find these circumstances unbearable — but today, many people have to deal with these problems.

Peace Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

Merry Christmas! This is a time of the year that we should feel the blessings that surround us. Every day, our world is filled with wonderful things that money cannot buy.

Peace Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

It is in all our hands to face down the lazy minds, and awaken them to a more enlightened view of our strong and triumphant history. In that event, humanity wins, and peace is on the horizon.

BLACK TO LIFE… FOR A HEALTHIER YOU

As a physician and a woman, I have a keenly personal, professional and scientific interest in the renewed debate over women’s health care choices.

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My name is Alexis Smith, and I am a junior at Cimarron-Memorial High School. To those close to me, I’m known as Lexy. I love being around family and friends.

Valerie Smith: My Breast Cancer Journey

My name is Valerie Smith, and I am a native of Las Vegas. In 2009, I went to get my annual mammogram — which is important to me, because breast cancer runs in my family. I had been getting mammograms ever since I was 38-years- old. Today, I am 49 years of age.

BLACK TO LIFE – For A Healthier You

The time is now to be conscious of your health. For women, we must be mindful that after a certain age, it is important to be proactive as it relates to our examinations — specifically, mammograms and other breast exams.

Peace Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

We have all heard the cliché, “Too much of anything is not good.” There is truth to it; when the mind is not balanced with pleasant thoughts, new discoveries, education, laughter, excitement and rest, we often find ourselves feeling as though we are enveloped by a cloud.

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