The alleged real-life inspiration for Martha in "Baby Reindeer" is suing Netflix for defamation. Plus, a teen diagnosed with testicular cancer shares the warning sign he thought was "normal," and dads debate which bathroom to use when their toddler daughters have to go in a public place.
Ronal Salvador said he "didn't think much of it" when he noticed a lump on one of his testicles when he was 16, figuring that his body was just changing. However, it kept getting bigger, eventually leading to a diagnosis of stage 1 rhabdomyosarcoma, a type of soft tissue cancer. A lump in a testicle usually is the only sign of it. "It's important for everybody to learn about their bodies, how to examine it on their own," Salvador told TODAY.com. Continue reading.
A dispute between brothers who are fathers of 2-year-old girls has drawn strong reactions when it comes to which bathroom dads should take their young daughters to use in public. One thinks it should be the women's room because it's the cleaner option, while the other says the choice is the men's room. "The female bathroom is a safe space for women — and I don't want to invade safe space," he said. We asked a parenting and youth development expert to weigh in. Here's what she said.
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Tayvia Woodfork and her family arrived as a party of 11 at a Golden Corral in Arkansas last month, and they left as a party of 12. Tayvia was 37 weeks pregnant and didn't even know it because of a cryptic pregnancy, a rare situation in which women don't gain any weight or feel any fetal movement. She rushed to the ladies room and ended up giving birth to a 6-pound baby boy just as paramedics arrived. "When we walked out, everybody was clapping and people were lined up to see," Woodfork's mother told us. Tayvia fittingly gave her son the name Tamaar Kylon Corral Woodfork after a day she'll never forget. Read more here.
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