Bad Enough To Wear Blue

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Bad Enough To Wear Blue Provide proactive and preventative health care to men in Parker County

The excuses we hear most:❌ "I feel fine."❌ "Can't take off work."❌ "My daddy never went and he made it to 80."❌ "I don't...
10/15/2026

The excuses we hear most:

❌ "I feel fine."
❌ "Can't take off work."
❌ "My daddy never went and he made it to 80."
❌ "I don't want to know."

That last one is the honest one. The rest are cover.

Here is the thing about not wanting to know. It does not change what is true. It only changes whether you catch it while it is still fixable.

Fifteen minutes. Make the call. πŸ’™

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October belongs to pink, and we are right there wearing it. πŸ’–Breast cancer awareness has done what we are still working ...
10/13/2026

October belongs to pink, and we are right there wearing it. πŸ’–

Breast cancer awareness has done what we are still working toward: it made an entire country comfortable talking about a disease nobody used to mention out loud. That is the whole ballgame.

So this month we wear pink for the women in our lives. And we keep asking the men in ours to do the same thing those women already do. Show up. Get checked. Say something.

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. πŸ’™Around here, the standard answer to "how you doing" is "can't complain." Most of t...
10/09/2026

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. πŸ’™

Around here, the standard answer to "how you doing" is "can't complain." Most of the time that is just manners. Sometimes it is a man running on empty who has never been given permission to say so.

You do not need a diagnosis to talk to somebody. You do not need to hit bottom first. Rough patches count.

Call a friend. Call a professional. If it is heavier than that, call or text 988, any hour, any day.

Ask a man in your life how he is doing, then ask again. The second time is usually when you get the real answer.

Heart disease is the number one killer of men in this country. About 1 in 4 male deaths. πŸ’™Here is what gets people: half...
10/06/2026

Heart disease is the number one killer of men in this country. About 1 in 4 male deaths. πŸ’™

Here is what gets people: half of the men who die suddenly from it had no symptoms beforehand. None. They felt fine right up until they didn't.

You cannot feel high blood pressure. You cannot feel high cholesterol. The only way to know is to have somebody check.

Ask for a blood pressure and cholesterol reading at your next visit. If you cannot remember your last visit, that is your answer.

One month doesn't make a movement. Every day does. πŸ’™Men's health matters in October just as much as September. And in Ap...
10/02/2026

One month doesn't make a movement. Every day does. πŸ’™

Men's health matters in October just as much as September. And in April. And in December.

Keep the conversation going. Keep the appointments booked. Keep looking out for the men in your life.

Because being bad enough to wear blue means showing up every single day.

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As Prostate Cancer Awareness Month wraps up, we want to say thank you. πŸ’™To everyone who wore blue.To everyone who shared...
09/29/2026

As Prostate Cancer Awareness Month wraps up, we want to say thank you. πŸ’™

To everyone who wore blue.
To everyone who shared a post.
To every man who picked up the phone and booked the appointment.

Awareness isn't the finish line. Action is. If September reminded you to get screened and you haven't yet, this is your sign. Do it before October ends.

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Today is National Family Health & Fitness Day. πŸ’™Men's health isn't just about you. It's about being here for your kids, ...
09/26/2026

Today is National Family Health & Fitness Day. πŸ’™

Men's health isn't just about you. It's about being here for your kids, your grandkids, and every generation that comes after.

Be the one who books the appointment. Be the one who checks in on your dad, your brother, your buddy. Health is a family game.

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"I only went in because my wife made me. That appointment saved my life."We hear stories like this all the time. A wife,...
09/22/2026

"I only went in because my wife made me. That appointment saved my life."

We hear stories like this all the time. A wife, a daughter, a buddy who pushed a little harder and got a man in the door.

Be that person. Or be the man who doesn't need to be pushed.

Early detection is everything. πŸ’™

Meet Shane Harris, one of the people behind Bad Enough to Wear Blue. πŸ’™After seeing men his age and younger face serious ...
09/17/2026

Meet Shane Harris, one of the people behind Bad Enough to Wear Blue. πŸ’™

After seeing men his age and younger face serious health issues because they put off doctor visits and screenings, Shane knew it was time to help start the conversation.

Through the Parker County Sheriff’s Posse, BETWB gives men a platform and a reminder: being tough doesn’t mean ignoring your health.

If it helps even one man get checked, it’s worth it.

Know Your Numbers. πŸ’™Every man over 40 should know these:πŸ’™ Blood Pressure β€” under 120/80πŸ’™ Cholesterol β€” total under 200πŸ’™ ...
09/14/2026

Know Your Numbers. πŸ’™

Every man over 40 should know these:

πŸ’™ Blood Pressure β€” under 120/80
πŸ’™ Cholesterol β€” total under 200
πŸ’™ PSA (prostate) β€” talk to your doctor about baseline
πŸ’™ Blood Sugar (A1C) β€” under 5.7

These numbers tell the story before symptoms ever show up. Ask your doctor at your next visit. If you don't have a next visit scheduled, that's your first step.

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Weatherford, TX
76086

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