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Red is one of our proud Pitts. He keeps animals out of our backyard.
Gail Carter-Cade
Red is one of our proud Pitts. He keeps animals out of our backyard.
Aug 26, 2024
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Mental Health Awareness Week is in October. To enhance the awareness you are invited to our event where we will UNCOVER, UNDERSTAND, and UPLIFT students and families who are affected by anxiety and depression.
Gail Carter-Cade, Amazon ebook Best Seller, and Downtown Jax Library Local Author helps magnify October World Mental Health Awareness through poetry. Instrumental to help parents, educators, and students Uncover, Understand, and Uplifting to address the underlying pain behind behavioral and learning challenges.
My book is in the Local Authors Collection. The Jax Book Fest, Downtown Jacksonville Library on Saturday was a great event for book signing and sales. I enjoyed sharing how my poetry book is a resource to Uncover, provide Understanding and Uplifting for students to connect with teachers, parents and students.
Gail Carter-Cade, Author encourages moms and their families to exercise together. Start with our Mom and Me 3 Mins Plus Workout. Consult your doctor first.
Gail Carter-Cade, Author encourages moms to exercise with their families. Start with our Mom and Me 3 Mins Plus Workout. Consult with your doctor first.
“ I am heartbroken by today’s tragedy at the school in Minneapolis. This painful reminder highlights the urgent need to UNCOVER, UNDERSTAND, and UPLIFT the hidden PAIN our youth face every day. My book, Uplifting the Pain of Behavioral and Learning Styles Through Poetry Now, was written to give voice to the emotions students often silence—through poems like Explode, My Secret, Urges, and Slipping Away. We must act before pain turns into a crisis. By listening differently and creating spaces where young people feel seen and understood, we can prevent tragedies and foster healing in our schools and communities.”
We are Saddling up for Success at Arlington Heights Elementary Gail Carter-Cade, Author
Duval County Schools Back to School Bash
May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness about mental health, reducing the stigma surrounding mental illness, and promoting well-being through education, advocacy, and support.
This a picture one of a Pitts from one our beautiful puppy litters.
Our Pitt had given birth to a litter of beautiful puppies.
Cowgirls come in all ages, sizes and nationalities from the north, south, east and west.
