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    Printable health checklist

    One line per skill with a box to tick. Skills you have marked learned in this browser print with a tick. The full guides are on the health page; every skill is also in the master list, and the guides pull them together.

    Body and health literacy

    Tick each skill once you can do it without the guide.

    • Write my screening calendar with the last date of each check
    • Log my blood pressure and cholesterol numbers with dates
    • Do a monthly breast check and report any change
    • Track my cycle for three months to learn my normal
    • Know when period pain or bleeding needs a visit
    • Know the pelvic floor signs and who treats them
    • Bring a one-page list to every appointment
    • Ask what was ruled out and get declined tests noted
    • Log perimenopause symptoms and discuss options
    • Write a one-page family health history with ages
    • Build bone with walking, strength work and a scan when due
    • Know women's heart attack signs and call 911 fast
    • Keep one wake time every day for two weeks
    • Know when to see a therapist and save 988
    • Before flu season: ask about vaccines, stock a sick day kit, plan a helper
    • Winter blues: morning daylight, regular sleep, plans, and 988 in crisis

    EveryWomanSkills, general information for learning. Full steps for each line are on the skill's page.

    EveryWomanSkills

    The life skills most people were never shown, one short guide at a time. Your checklist stays in this browser; there is no account and nothing is uploaded.

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