Inside the Maze 10/30/09
Written by Ann Pietrangelo on October 30th, 2009 in Inside the Maze.
Just when his loved ones need his presence, his strength, and his moral support the most, this American husband and father will be absent. In what most certainly had to be a gut-wrenching decision, Bill Caudle sacrificed that role in order to see that his wife’s medical needs would be met as she battles — for the third time — a form of cancer that kills almost 15,000 women in the United States each year. This story really speaks volumes: Man Joins Army to Save Wife’s Life – It’s All About the Health Care.
The Affordable Health Care for America Act Includes a Weakened Public Option and next week promises to be interesting as the House begins negotiations. The health care debate rages on…
Multiple sclerosis is the ultimate player. First you see it, then you don’t. If you are confused about MS, you are far from alone. Find out the Basics to Understanding Multiple Sclerosis.
Here’s a question for you… it is one of the top ten leading causes of death in the United States. It is largely preventable and hits you when you’re down. What Causes 99,000 Deaths and is Largely Preventable? Hmmm… you’ll have to click on over to the post to find out.
Just had the opportunity to see the movie Milk, starring Sean Penn, brilliant as always. I didn’t realize this was the case that involved the “Twinkie defense.” If you have the chance, do watch it.
I received a nice new LinkedIn recommendation for which I am very grateful. I’m not speaking for all writers here, but I simply eat up positive feedback, especially when it comes from an editor. My day was further brightened by an email from Lori Schneider, the woman with MS who climbed Mount Everest. She read an article I wrote for Care2 titled “A Typical Life with Multiple Sclerosis” and wanted to express her support. She’s a very inspiring lady, and I was thrilled to hear from her. Thanks, Lori.
Writing is a rush, especially when you realize you’ve touched someone or given them something to ponder. Freelancing certainly adds to the excitement. I just received notice that an article I wrote two years ago will be published soon. I’d long given up on that one and it just goes to prove, once again, that the writing life is anything but predictable. Hallelujah!
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Care2 – Healthy & Green Living with MS
Care2 Reform Health Policy
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