This is difficult for me to say. You know I try to keep it real with the readers so I feel compelled to share this piece of personal information: My son can sing Usher's Love in This Club Part II and (this is a darn shame) Plies' Bust it Baby Part II featuring Ne-yo from [...]
Juneteenth, which is June 19th every year, is an African American day of celebration that's gaining more and more recognition, observance, and influence?throughout the United States. You may wonder what?it is. I'm glad you asked. On this day in 1865 the slaves of Galveston Texas received word of the Emancipation Proclamation. Yes, that is?more than?two [...]
As prostate cancer spreads, it tends to move outward, usually first spreading locally. The most common first stops are in the lymph nodes adjoining the prostate bed or in the location of the most immediate bones, the pelvis, upper thighs and the lower spine. Many men will experience pain, especially pelvic area pain, as the [...]
Probably you have already heard about Randy and his video, but if you haven’t yet seen it you must do it now. His video, "The Last Lecture" by Professor Randy Pausch, must not be missed. The video will take about 75 minuets, but from one cancer survivor to another it is an excellent time investment. [...]
My wife Wendy and I wrote the following as a response to a Father's Day article in the New York Times. Gina Kolata published a front page article in today’s (Sunday, 15 June 2008) New York Times entitled “New Take on a Prostate Drug, and a New Debate.” The article is about the use of [...]