A while back, during more normal times, we looked at travel and the disabled. Now, we look at reopening and the disabled. As difficult as it may be for the rest of us, it is far tougher for those with disabilities.…
At this point, the phrase “let us out – please” is a mantra for us. We’ve been self-quarantined for quite a while. And we’re yearning to get out of the house.…
Read moreAs this blog title notes, “Volunteering Is GREAT.” And I realized this more than ever while being laid up after my knee replacement surgery.
Last year, I wrote: If you aren’t already doing so, consider volunteering.…
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Amazing. Unbelievable. Lucky. Blessed. I am now a five-year cancer survivor. Although some define the 5-year period as beginning at the date of diagnosis, I prefer to use the date of my Whipple surgery for pancreatic cancer.…
Read moreTuesday February 4, 2020 was World Cancer Day. While some progress has been made over the years, a lot more needs to be done. YOU can help by donating to a cancer research program of your choice.…
Read moreAs we look forward to the future, we need to be thankful for what we have. And not be unhappy for what we don’t have. Now, we offer our annual message.…
Read moreEach year, the National Cancer Institute at NIH (National Institute of Health) produces a report on the status of cancer in the United States.
Here are a few highlights from the 2019 report:
