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When is the last time you explored or thought about your deepest desires?

For Gabrielle, the nearest healthcare provider was less than 5 minutes away. But she grew up on a very small town (less than 1,000 people) and everyone knew everyone, including the people who worked at the rural health clinic. She doesn’t remember if there was an OBGYN on-site, but she does remember traveling to see one in the next major city that was 30+ minutes away and no public transportation.

I don’t know about y’all but we are tired. Not sleepy but mentally and emotionally exhausted. Texas has been hit hard with ice and power outages. Kentucky has had two snow storms and an ice storm in one week. We are exhausted. This post serves as a reminder to us to do the things that help us recharge as cancerians and ambiverts. We hope that you take time to recharge as well.

Scheduling time for intimacy might sound silly, but it’s necessary. Some days/weeks might be busier than others and we can get caught up in everything we have going on. Scheduling time for intimacy will help you avoid forgetting to have intimate moments with yourself or your partner(s).

Yesterday kicked off the start of #NationalCondomWeek which is an opportunity to emphasize the importance and effectiveness of condom use. Swipe to learn more facts about condoms.

This week we discussed where college students could possibly get free condoms, especially now with COVID. When we were in college, we could get them from the student health center or at events hosted by student health.

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