Volunteer
When a disaster happens, everyone needs help. They may not think they do, but they do. Although it is nearly impossible for most of us to physically go to Oklahoma and volunteer, there are ways for everyone to be of help. We can send monetary donations through reputable organizations or get involved in food and supply drives that will […]
Moore, OK
Seems as if tragedy can strike anywhere at any time and leaves no one free from the fear of it. As I sat and watched the television seeing the magnitude of the twister, I thought, is this for real?? Can this actually be happening? Although it is very far from where I live in New Jersey, I can relate to […]
Experiences
I have certainly been blessed with all of the doctors who have helped care for me. I feel I have been treated with the best possible care both in terms of bedside manner as well as obtaining the correct diagnosis and treatment. I have fortunately had very little discomfort in communicating with my doctors. Although I have experienced some frustration with […]
Pros and Cons of Internet Medical Research
As many of you know from past blogs, I am not a fan of searching the internet to diagnosis ourselves in lieu of seeing a doctor. However, if you are able and have the time, it never hurts to learn more about your illness before you get to the doctor. There is an overabundance of medical […]
Ronald McDonald House
Yes, it is that time again to visit the South Jersey Ronald McDonald House! During our visit, we will cook dinner and gift books generously made possible by sponsors at my last event. My volunteers and I look forward to this and try to make something special for dinner each time–hopefully, the families remember our group! I have plenty […]
The Crusaders’ Campaign–Only ONE Week Left!
By now, you have seen several posts on my blog highlighting The Crusaders’ characters–including Vox, my personal comic book hero! There is only ONE week left to donate to the Kickstarter campaign to fund this ever-important venture. Please click on The Crusaders’ site to read more and donate, if able! Any amount counts and is appreciated!
Check Insurance
Although I suggested last week that getting a second opinion is a good idea, be certain to check with your health insurance company to see if the second opinion will be covered before proceeding. In most instances, insurance companies will pay for a second opinion but there may be important details you need to know. They may have […]
Meet The Crusaders: Vox
Alesia Shute: Vox Merely a girl of 11 years, Alesia Shute has been diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer. An unprecedented side effect of which is increased aptitude for psychic sensitivity and influence. With the power of her voice, she can plant powerful hypnotic suggestions in her opponents and telepathically communicate with others. Should […]
Checking Your Personality
Sometimes, you and your doctor may not chime. It may be a new doctor or even an old one, but if for any reason things are not comfortable, you need to express this out loud. I remember feeling uneasy with one doctor; I felt as though he was very knowledgeable but had a terrible bedside manner. In other words, he spoke to […]
Meet The Crusaders: El Barrio
Robert Renteria: El Barrio Raised on the mean, bloody streets of East LA, Robert Renteria sought to escape life in the barrio by joining the military and serving in the U.S. Special Forces. During his honorable service, he took part in the testing of a magical suit of armor made from a metal with mysterious properties. […]
