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Pelvic organ prolapse is more common than many realize, and it’s treatable. Joi found power in speaking up and finding the right care. Visit the link in our bio to learn how she is back to living life fully and how you can too. https://ow.ly/mOpY50YW6EJ

As we're half way through Mental Health Awareness month, taking a beat to catch up with AC & @bswhealth on her reset process 🩵

Building a balanced meal doesn’t have to be complicated. With a few simple ingredients, you can mix and match healthy, satisfying meals all week long. Start with this simple framework:

✅ ½ plate vegetables
✅ ¼ plate protein
✅ ¼ plate fiber-rich carbs
➕ Add healthy fats for balance

Looking for more simple tips? Comment “meal prep” and we’ll send more ideas to support a balanced diet.

Every birth story is unique. For Jenny, that meant an unmedicated hospital birth surrounded by a team that respected her wishes. Thinking about a natural birth? Her story will inspire you.

Visit the link in our bio to read more.

Every birth story is unique. For Jenny, that meant an unmedicated hospital birth surrounded by a team that respected her wishes. Thinking about a natural birth? Her story will inspire you.

Visit the link in our bio to read more.

Every birth story is unique. For Jenny, that meant an unmedicated hospital birth surrounded by a team that respected her wishes. Thinking about a natural birth? Her story will inspire you.

Visit the link in our bio to read more.

Mental Health Awareness Month is a meaningful time to check in with yourself, but the truth is, caring for your mental health matters every day.

Stress is a part of life, but understanding how it affects your body and learning simple ways to manage it can make a big difference over time. David Winter, MD, explains what stress is, why it shows up differently for everyone and small, practical steps that can help you feel more balanced.

It’s easy to brush off changes in your body, especially when life is busy. But paying attention to certain symptoms can help protect your health. Visit our link in bio to learn about five cancer symptoms women shouldn’t ignore and when it’s time to talk to a doctor.

A cough that didn’t go away changed everything.

At 29, Gracen was building her career and planning her wedding when a small symptom led to a life-changing diagnosis. What followed was months of treatment she called her “summer project,” a journey of resilience, trust and determination to finish the fight.

Today, she’s cancer-free and sharing her story to remind others to take small concerns seriously.

Visit the link in our bio to read the rest of Gracen’s story.

A cough that didn’t go away changed everything.

At 29, Gracen was building her career and planning her wedding when a small symptom led to a life-changing diagnosis. What followed was months of treatment she called her “summer project,” a journey of resilience, trust and determination to finish the fight.

Today, she’s cancer-free and sharing her story to remind others to take small concerns seriously.

Visit the link in our bio to read the rest of Gracen’s story.

A cough that didn’t go away changed everything.

At 29, Gracen was building her career and planning her wedding when a small symptom led to a life-changing diagnosis. What followed was months of treatment she called her “summer project,” a journey of resilience, trust and determination to finish the fight.

Today, she’s cancer-free and sharing her story to remind others to take small concerns seriously.

Visit the link in our bio to read the rest of Gracen’s story.

Better gut health starts with everyday choices. Habits like eating more fiber, staying hydrated, and cutting back on processed foods play an important role in supporting colon health.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more simple ways you can support your overall digestive wellness.

Sydney chose answers over anxiety. At just 28, a colonoscopy revealed a polyp that was removed before it could become cancer. Now, her story is inspiring loved ones to get screened, too.

Read more at the link in our bio.

A gentle nudge changed everything. Prompted by his wife, Clay scheduled what he thought was a routine checkup. What he didn’t expect was a diagnosis that would save his life.

See why listening to loved ones—and your body—matters at the link in our bio.

A gentle nudge changed everything. Prompted by his wife, Clay scheduled what he thought was a routine checkup. What he didn’t expect was a diagnosis that would save his life.

See why listening to loved ones—and your body—matters at the link in our bio.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Patients often do better at just about anything with a dog by their side. That's exactly why Celie, the newest @canineorg facility dog at Baylor Scott & White – Hillcrest, is already making a difference.

This two-year-old lab/golden retriever mix works alongside therapists HollyAnn and Erin in inpatient rehab. Celie supports patients during intensive therapy sessions that can last up to three hours a day, helping with everything from balance and walking to dressing and rebuilding confidence.

He's there to help patients work toward the real-life goals that matter most to them.

Small everyday choices can help increase your fiber intake and support a healthier diet. From choosing whole grains to keeping the skin on fruits and veggies, these simple tips make it easier to add more fiber and support better gut health. Visit the link in our bio to learn how to get more fiber into your diet.