On May 22, I wrote about the New York Magazine feature that included the stories of fourteen cancer survivors living in New York City. If you have not had the opportunity to read it, go to my article Our Stories. The cover picture of the magazine shows 143 survivors standing together on a glorious spring [...]
I go into the business world without a suit, but I always wear my blue pin. I go to family functions wearing my blue pin and I go to baseball games wearing my blue pin. I don't go anywhere without wearing my blue pin. Why do I choose to always wear my blue pin? That [...]
We all have our survivor stories, each different while also having common threads. As we live each day, we continue to write our stories. Some of our stories are sad, some inspirational. Some stories are well written and others are littered with mistakes and stumbling. All of our stories are important, as we are our [...]
Once again our veterans, who served in Vietnam, have been impacted by their exposure to Agent Orange, a defoliant used to clear the vegetation from the jungles. A recent study, which was presented at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association, in Anaheim, Calif., concluded that the exposure to Agent Orange appears to boost [...]
Several thousand people have added their names to the sign-on letter at www.malecare.com, in just the first week. With May 31 as our dead line, many more names will be added. Our prostate cancer community is showing its size and cohesion. As Lance Armstrong so brilliantly advocates, we are living strong. We've also received about [...]