Friday, February 3rd is National Wear Red for Heart Disease, a day in which we all show our support for those dealing with heart disease. Since the inception of my blog, I have participated in National Wear Red Day and have urged my readers to do so. This year, I will not only be wearing red but attending the Bleeding Heart Project Launch Event in Chicago.

Since I began my blog in October of 2009, I have made it a point to speak about diabetes and share information regarding this horrible disease.

When I was little, I always enjoyed my grandmother's stuffed bell peppers, so I scoured the Internet looking for a recipe that I could try out.

My first trip to the grocery store post BlogHer, I saved $35 off of the total price of my bill. And I didn't even use all of the coupons I was given.

But readers of The Cubicle Chick can purchase their tickets online HERE for only $10 by using the promo code 'special' when checking out. That is a savings of $5!

According to Men's Health Network in a study in conjunction with Celphalon, Inc., your shift can create problems with your health. 1,500 shift employees that work non traditional shifts were polled (nurses, air traffic controllers, firefighters, factory workers, etc.) and the evidence clearly indicated a pattern.

Ten years later, I still struggle with staying in shape, but I still enjoy Crystal Light. So I've entered their 'Flavor Over Fizz Challenge' in which we were asked to submit pictures of our Crystal Light drinks spruced up with a little bit of fabulosity.

A Cubicle Chick is only as good as her last night's sleep. There is so much that we do in a day that a restful and peaceful sleep goes a long way. Having a reliable mattress that allows for good sleep is an absolute must, but don't underestimate what the right type of pillow can do for you.

I do not enjoy going to the gynecologist. It's awkward, uncomfortable at times, personal, and invasive. But it is something that must be done at least once a year to make sure that everything is okay with my body.

I originally wrote this article last year when my father was doing well with controlling his diabetes. As many of you may know, he is currently in the hospital with complications due to this disease,

What started out as what we thought was a virus ended up being much more serious because his diabetes went into overdrive. Once the paramedics were on site, we found out that his blood sugar was 500+ (more than their equipment could read), and his heart rate and blood pressure were through the roof.

For those of you reading who are mothers, you indeed know the true meaning of sacrifice---when it comes to giving, moms are usually the ones who extend more love, time, and energy to our children and families.

As an official starter of New York Fashion Week, The Heart Truth's Red Dress Collection took place as an array of celebrities attended and walked the catwalk wearing red dresses from a plethora of designers, who donated their frocks to the cause.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women, and it's very important that we all learn about heart health. Wearing red today shows that you are in support of more funding for a cure for heart disease as well as spreading the message to women how important it is to get checked regularly.

The cable network now wages their bets on a show about the morbidly obese called Heavy which chronicles the lives of 22 morbidly obese people as they fight for their lives to lose weight and regain their health.