Month: June 2023
3 things to know to get ready for your road trip
Many Tennessee families are already planning a fun road trip sometime this summer. These trips can be great bonding experiences but being on the road always involves some level of risk. The longer the trip, the more risk involved. To combat that increased risk, here are three things you should keep in mind. 1. Make
Have you started your Camp Lejeune claim yet? The clock is running.
Many servicemembers, their families and civilians were affected by the contaminated water at Marine Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. Some have become sick with a wide range of cancers, reproductive issues and other illnesses. In 2022, federal lawmakers passed the Camp Lejeune Justice Act, which was included as Section 804 in the broader Honoring
What is the risk of teen drunk driving?
For teenagers, summer can be a time of relaxation and freedom. As they spend more time with their peers and enjoy the newfound independence of having a driver’s license, parents must make sure their children avoid a newfound risk as well: driving under the influence. Here are a few things parents must know about this
Do not ignore your mental health after a cancer diagnosis
A mesothelioma or lung cancer diagnosis is something no one expects – as well as something many fear. It changes everything in an instant. This is why it can take a heavy toll on your mental health on top of the physical effects you experience. As you begin medical treatments for mesothelioma, it can be
Can parents make summer injury-proof?
Once school is out, your kids are ready for summer fun. It is common during this time of year for your children to come home with a few bruises or scrapes after playing outside with their friends or attending summer camps. These small injuries might be easy to treat, but how can parents prevent much