Breast Cancer Awareness Month

And to finish up...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

We've got Michelle from Tamarack Garden.

How you doing, Michelle?

So we figured for a show on women's health, of course, we should probably have a woman on to speak on these subjects.

So we're not just sitting here looking like fools, mansplaining about things.

And we're definitely going to be getting into breast cancer awareness month, the history, the unawareness around that subject, but also diving into just general hormonal health, general topics that are important to women for mental, physical, hormonal health in general.

Sweet.

Being October, that comes first before Halloween.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month, for sure, with the pink.

Shout out to everybody who did the autism walk this weekend in Atlanta.

Dope.

But in the meantime, I do have an XL Gear Force t-shirt to give away.

It's the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Greg was so kind to give us these little cowgirl hat, the wine poppers or stoppers.

So I've got one last one of those to give away.

Tracy from Wisconsin, ball licker mama.

I love it.

And then also, I want to remind everyone, I know these are the last few days of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

I want to remember those that were family members that were lost.

Right.

And in this, it is a pink envelope that she has sent out.

And I don't know that I would have picked pink because really it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

People might misidentify that as somebody who is something about breast cancer awareness.

But unfortunately, she chose that.

But they have a higher risk of having a second or a third cancer or a fourth cancer over their lifetime, breast cancer, and maybe they don't want to do this again at 35 or 38 or 42.

Vanessa, what are your closing thoughts and what do you want people to know as we kind of close out Breast Cancer Awareness Month? But obviously, the diagnosis and the effects it's had on your life are lasting.

I would probably tell a lot of women if they feel something or if they do have the BRCA mutation to go seek your options.

Also, if you feel a lot, to go get checked.

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So remember, it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Make sure that you're taking all the precautions you can to make sure you stay healthy and in tune with your body.

Make sure you eat right, exercise, have regular checkups.

Are those matching ties? Is that by chance? Did you coordinate? What's going on there?

No, no. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

So in honor of that, We're going pink.

We're going pink.