The story of the cracked pot
A waterbearer in India had two large pots, one hung on each end of a pole, which he carried across his neck. One of the pots had a crack in it. While the… Continue reading
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Meat Free Monday
In my search to find tasty tempting meat free recipes each Monday, I have been scouring online recipes. Invariably the most inventive and interesting come from blogs such as today’s recipe from Opera Girl,… Continue reading
In the race of life, it’s you vs. you
In the race of life, it’s you vs. you! I love that! These words come from athlete and author Jason Lester who didn’t let his paralyzed arm stop him from achieving his goal… Continue reading
De-Stress 4 Life
De-Stress 4 Life Magazine is the in-house magazine of Stress Solutions 4 Life and is published quarterly. The magazine was created to bring advice, hints and tips to anyone seeking to reduce the stress in their lives… Continue reading
Poetry Friday
I had such a great response to a previous poem submitted by Philippa from the feistybluegecko blog, that I just had to share another with you today. I feel sure that this poem will… Continue reading
Meet hero doctor of cancer patients
He is known simply as the ‘Gene Stalker’: a doctor driven by a “murderous resolve” and single-minded determination to cure cancer. Watch this YouTube clip of UCLA’s Dr Slamon talk about the development of… Continue reading
Jellyfish cells to “diagnose” cancer
Not quite sure what to make of this latest research! Luminous cells from jellyfish can be used to diagnose cancers deep inside the body. The process, developed by a research team from the Yorkshire Cancer… Continue reading
Guest Post: Guide to US Health Care Reform
Today’s guest post is by Kairol Rosenthal. Diagnosed with cancer a decade ago at age 27, she is the author of Everything Changes: The Insider’s Guide to Cancer in Your 20s and 30s. … Continue reading
