Check On Your Mom

04/21/2026

Most people talk baseball at the ballpark.
On May 5th, we’re also talking about moms, caregivers, and cancer. 💜

Check On Your Mom is teaming up with the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp for Know Your Neighbor Night, bringing tools and talking points to help you start conversations you’ve been putting off, about symptoms, checkups, grief, and everything in between.

Stop by our table to:

Learn how to start the conversation before there’s a diagnosis

Grab resources for staying organized during treatment

Find grief and coping tools if your story is already in the “after”

Come for the game. Stay for the conversation that might change a life.

04/20/2026

We don’t talk about this enough.
Women carry so much, but they shouldn’t have to carry their health alone.

When one woman is sick, the whole family feels it.
When one woman delays care, the whole family pays the price.
And when one woman is supported, educated, and checked on… the whole family grows stronger.

This isn’t “her problem.”
This is our responsibility.
Our conversations.
Our awareness.
Our chance to prevent what too many families face in silence.

Women’s health isn’t a woman’s issue… it’s a family issue.
And family means we face it together.

Start the conversation, ask the questions, and check on your mom.

04/20/2026

04/18/2026

Jacksonville, we’re taking the conversation to the ballpark. ⚾💜

On May 5th, Check On Your Mom will be at the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp “Know Your Neighbor Night”, starting real-time conversations about women’s health, caregivers, and grief right in the stands. We’ll have resources to help you ask better questions, notice symptoms, and support the people in your life who are quietly carrying a lot.

If you’ll be at the game, come find our table, grab a bracelet or resource, and tell us about the women you’re checking on.

Because neighbors aren’t just the people who live next door, they’re the people who show up when it matters.

Start the conversation.
Ask the questions.
Check on your mom.

04/13/2026

Talking about cancer is uncomfortable.
Not talking about it can be costly. 💜

We aren’t raised to ask our moms about bleeding, pain, or the last time they saw a doctor. We’re taught to “stay positive,” change the subject, and hope it’s nothing. But silence doesn’t protect us, sometimes it just delays the help we need.

Starting the conversation can mean earlier checkups, earlier detection, and more options on the table if something is wrong. And even when the outcome doesn’t change, those conversations still matter. They mean nobody is walking through confusion and fear alone.

This is your nudge:
Call your mom. Text your sister. Check in with your friend. Ask about the appointment she’s been putting off and the symptoms she keeps joking about. You don’t need perfect words, you just need the courage to care out loud.

Start the conversation.
Ask the questions.
Check on your mom before the diagnosis has a chance to speak for her.

04/09/2026

Most of us weren’t taught to talk about women’s health with our moms. I didn’t and it became one of the biggest regrets of my life.

This video is for every stage:
💜 Before*– Ask the questions now. “When was your last checkup?” “Have you noticed any changes?”
💜 During– If you’re already in the chaos, our caregiver trackers help you stay organized when your brain and heart are overloaded.
💜 After– If they fought as hard as they could and you’re grieving, our 100 coping skills guide is for the days you’re just trying to function.

Wherever you are on that path, you’re not alone.
Start the conversation. Check on your mom. We’re holding space for you.

04/08/2026

We talk a lot about early detection and ‘starting the conversation.’ But some stories end the same, no matter how loud we yelled. This space is for the ones who caught it, fought it, and still had to say goodbye.

04/08/2026

Did you grab a glow stick at the Icemen Cancer Awareness Game? 💜✨

We want to see how you helped LIGHT UP THE FIGHT in the stands. If you snapped a pic or video with your glow stick, rally towel, or COYM shirt, post it and **tag ** so we can share the love.

Your support helps us keep starting conversations, supporting caregivers, and honoring the families walking through cancer and grief right now.

04/08/2026

Know the five and start the conversation. 💜

Cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal, vulvar, five different GYN cancers, all serious, all too easy to miss when we don’t know what to look for. Learning the signs is one of the most powerful ways we can protect the women we love.

Save this as your reminder to ask questions at your next checkup, talk openly about symptoms that feel “off,” and share these resources with your mom, sisters, and friends. Awareness is the first step; the next step is starting the conversation.

04/06/2026

Jacksonville showed up. 💜🏒

This snapshot is from our Check On Your Mom table at the Cancer Awareness Game on April 3rd, where we spent the night putting “Know the Five” GYN cancer fact cards ( Donated from ) and “Start the Conversation / Check On Your Mom” bracelets directly into people’s hands. Families stopped, asked questions, shared their stories, and left with more language to talk about symptoms, risk, and women’s health.

Nights like this are why we do what we do: sports, community, and real conversations coming together in one place. If you grabbed a bracelet, a card, or just paused at the table, you’re part of this movement.

04/06/2026

From the front door handing out wands to the table with our signature bracelets and fast fact cards. (shout out to Foundation for Women's Cancer for the fast fact cards!) We made sure everyone could light up the fight, be informed and have a reminder to start the conversation.

This was an amazing opportunity to show that we’re here and ready to share the mission. That women’s health isn’t just a woman’s issue but a family issue.

We offer free resources for those in the chaotic moments like our trackers.
(A all in one is on the way!🫣)

And if you’ve lost someone, there’s something for you in the 100 coping skills that gives you ideas to help with grief.

Thank you to everyone involved that made this possible. 💜

Remember,

Start the conversation.

Ask the questions.

Check On Your Mom

04/04/2026

Our volunteer brought her specialty out to help raise awareness! Everyone from to young and seasoned got a face painting! We’re truly thankful for her bringing her talents to our team!

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