Today, I am quite sad. More on that shortly.
In our blog, we have focused on the journeys of people with serious health issues. And sought to be inspiring through posts such as these:
Over the weekend, the female half of one of my closest and dearest couples passed away.…
Read moreEven so, we tend to live where we feel most comfortable. 🙂
As recently reported by Cheyenne Buckingham and Grant Suneson for 24/7 Wall St.:
“Each state has advantages and shortcomings.…
Read moreAs a pancreatic cancer survivor, November is a special month for me.
Pancreatic Cancer Action puts it this way:
“November marks Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, a time when people across the world come together to fight back against, and raise the profile of, pancreatic cancer! …
Read moreMany cancer patients and cancer survivors — including yours truly — have to deal with intense stomach aches. In my case, before every meal, I take Creon and Zofran to reduce my stomach issues.…
Read moreAs Kyle O’Brien reports for The Drum:
“The Internet has become the first source of healthcare information for many people. But self-diagnosis can lead to plenty of misinformation, as a spot for North Memorial Health humorously shows.”…
Read moreIt is hard to believe that 17 years have passed since the awful events of 9-11-2001. As we said last year: 9-11-01 remains “one of the worst days in American history — a tragedy that many of us will remember forever.…
Read moreThis is a continuation of yesterday’s excerpt from my book Surviving Cancer and Embracing Life: My Personal Journey. It is available FREE by clicking here.…
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