Tell your story. Save lives. That's the goal of our Go Red for Women Class of Survivors. Apply to be a part of the 2025 class now: https://t.co/X7Andh86Qy
#StarWarsDay fact: The Imperial March could help save a life. If you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, call 911 & push hard and fast in the center of the chest. #MayThe4thBeWithYou
Cardiovascular disease is the NUMBER ONE killer of new moms, and Black women are the MOST at-risk. Survivors of pregnancy-related cardiovascular disease like Shemellar Davis and Leslie Jordan bravely shared their stories and motivation for taking steps to maintain heart health.
Couldn’t b prouder Falcons locked in for 4 qrts to get the bi-district champioship🏆 Great job guys on both sides of the ball keep balling. Jermey Freeman 14pts Jaren Martin 14pts Jalen Stephenson 10pts Justin Dunbar 9 pts @fbheraldsports@FHSABC_TX@AthleticsFoster
Couldn’t b prouder of this group of Sr’s…Guys kept grinding hard all season. Kept believing and working to help ensure a playoff spot. Huge thank u for staying the course when things got tough #family#PTN
On Thursday, we welcome our newest class of survivors. But first, we have to thank the '23 class: Ann Ramirez, Brittany Williams, Ceirra Zeager, Dawn Turnage, Dina Pinelli, Jia Wu, Leslie Jordan, Margarita Pineiro, Naomi James, Sharell Weeams, Shemellar Davis and Yael Shvetz.
Are you #red-y? National #WearRedDay® is Friday, Feb. 2! Join the @GoRedforWomen movement as we raise awareness about cardiovascular disease, the No. 1 killer of women, and save the lives of women we love. #WearRedAndGive
#RealWomen's Shemellar Davis of Katy, Texas, was diagnosed with postpartum cardiomyopathy and hypertension after giving birth to her second son. On Feb. 2, wear red to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death for new moms. #WearRedDay