As we head home dreaming of turkey legs and stuffing, we Mo Bros might start to wonder, 'Is there room at the table for my Mo this Thanksgiving?' Here are some suggestions on how to let your family know about your Mo, Movember; and how to use it all to start conversations about men's health.

Like introducing someone new to the family, you should be prepared with answers for the typical questions. How long have you guys been together? What attracted you to each other? How serious is this (you brought your Mo to Thanksgiving after all)?

For our parents: As the people you want to impress the most, this may be tough. Let you dad know you’re growing your Mo to raise awareness and funds for men’s health, then encourage him to be proactive about his health. (My dad grew his own, so he's already on board.) Let your mom know you won’t be shaving it for the family photo, but that you are growing it for charity. No doubt you’ll make mom proud once she hears what your mustache is all about.

For your siblings: Let your siblings know that their jokes about your Mo come with a price tag this year. Each time they comment on it (good or bad!), tell them you’ll gladly accept a $5 donation.

For your grandparents: They may not even recognize you with your Mo! They’ll want a better look at you, so make sure your mustache is groomed and ready for its close up. They’ll be so impressed by their thoughtful grandson, they will surely want to donate to support your efforts. Let them know how they can donate to you, hint: we accept checks.

Now that your Mo has been properly introduced to the family, remember what this holiday is all about. Give thanks for your health, and the health of your friends & family. Maybe next Thanksgiving you’ll see more Mo’s around the table!

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