Help support linemen and heal after Hurricane Beryl on Houston Happens!

HOUSTON (KIAH) – More than 20,000 people are still without power and crews from all over the country are working around the clock to restore power. In the meantime, a local food service group has taken steps to make sure these hardworking linemen are fed between shifts.

Recovering from a natural disaster can be very difficult, both physically and emotionally. We’ll have a medical expert from Houston Happens on to share how to take care of yourself and how to get help if you need it. Don’t miss these great tips on today’s show! Check it out.

Hurricane Beryl and Mental Health

Many Houston residents are stressed and wondering how to recover from a natural disaster. Dr. Eric StorchUniversity professor and vice chair of psychology in the Minninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine, stops by Houston Happens to discuss ways to maintain your mental health following a disaster.

FREE Food for Linemen

Michael Saghian and Riana ShermanThe owners of Houston Catering Concepts, Bagel Shop Bakery and New York Deli & Coffee Shop, worked hard to feed the linemen who worked around the clock to restore power after Hurricane Beryl.

Synovial sarcoma: a rare and devastating cancer

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month, This is a great time to raise awareness about this devastating cancer and educate our communities about early diagnosis and how to find a local treatment center. You can visit www.flagsynovialsarcoma.com to learn more about the disease.