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Every January, many of us promise ourselves that this will finally be the year we eat perfectly, exercise daily, lose weight and never miss a goal. But by mid-month, reality sets in and those lofty resolutions begin to fade.

Christmas is nearly here – a season usually overflowing with joy and excitement. But this year, in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, some of us are finding it really hard to find the usual holiday cheer. 

The storm has passed but its effects linger. Homes shattered, possessions lost and lives altered in ways no one could have imagined. Hurricane Melissa carved a path of devastation across our beautiful island, leaving sorrow and hardship in its wake. Yet, even in this darkest hour, the unbreakable spirit of the Jamaican people shines bright.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a critical time for Jamaica and the world to unite against a disease that deeply impacts our lives.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a crucial time to shine a light on a disease that significantly affects many Jamaican men. This month serves as a vital reminder to prioritize regular health screenings and to encourage open conversations about a topic often shrouded in silence.

As August winds down and the new school term approaches, families are gearing up for an exciting but often hectic time – shopping for supplies, getting uniforms ready and adjusting to new schedules.