Hi Everybody, I have been a "bachelorette" recently, because my husband went to St. Louis for five days to visit with his family, and also for a "mini" high-school reunion (with his "clique"). He is due back in the morning. I was planning to write about other things, but I came across a topic that [...]
I would like to share with you some general tips for finding/researching doctors which I have accumulated in the last two years based on my experiences with my husband's illness. (Note that resources vary from state to state.) *Ama-assn.org -- basic info about doctors *Castle Connolly's "America's Best Doctors for Cancer". Second edition came out [...]
The LGBT Cancer Project is the first national project for lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual cancer surivors in the United States. It was started by the Malecare in 2005. Including a lgbt cancer survivor social network, in person and online support groups and an informational lgbt cancer website , Malecare’s OutWithCancer lgbt cancer project is [...]
Have much catching up to do with you all. I received the following from Johns Hopkins health alerts (you can subscribe for free @johnshopkinshealthalerts.com). This is critical reading for the newbies and "validation" for the oldies. You can trust Hopkins: According to usnews.com, which ranks hospitals, JH is the best hospital in the country overall (have to [...]
A lot of things I read in the "Inspiration" category sound like a lot of hooey to me, but the following really rings true: Even when a cure is not possible, healing always is. You see, a cure involves our physical body. Healing involves that inner process of the mind and the spirit. There are [...]