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MY GRAND MOTHER

I will be reading the stories of the members here and really amazed to know how many things will happen in everyone's life.  I am from Bangalore, India and definetely have lot of cultural difference and also  the difference in the way of life. But I want to share few of the things/ scenes from ...


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A Gallant Vessel

Ray is shackled to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.  Frequently he fights to draw a breath through the ever-present oxygen hose draped around his head and hanging slightly below his nose.  Despite all this, Ray may be the most comical resident of the Eisenhower unit, a locked-down ward ...


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A Dictator’s Silverware Stirs Memories

Featuring: Arthur Zards
Written by: Joyce Macias
A brown-skinned turkey, homemade gravy, cucumber salad and all the fixings that made Thanksgiving dinner special were on the dining room table at the Zards’ family home in ...
Comments (3) Jan 28, 2010 65,018
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Where is Sonia Fuentes NOW?

Featuring: Sonia Fuentes
Written by: Tamar Burris
Sonia Pressman Fuentes is an American author, speaker, feminist leader and lawyer. She was a founder of National Organization for Women (NOW) and Federally Employed Women (FEW), ...
Comments (13) Jan 19, 2010 68,543
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Four Kids, Three Jobs: A Day in the Life of a VERY Busy Mom

Featuring: Dawn Papandrea-Khan
Written by: Tamar Burris
There is no disputing that Dawn Papandrea-Khan has her hands full. With a husband, three wee ones under six years old (and a fourth on the way any day now!), and three small ...
Comments (0) Dec 22, 2009 86,574
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Because You're the Girl!

Featuring: Linda Moore
Written by: Joyce Macias
Linda’s Fond Memories of Childhood Looking back on her childhood is one of Linda Moore’s favorite things to do, especially when she thinks back to the tricks her older brother, ...
Comments (0) Dec 15, 2009 18,976
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Cancer Starts With a ‘K’

Featuring: Kate Atwood
Written by: Tamar Burris
Kate Atwood was six years old when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. All she knew about that illness was that it started with the letter ‘k’. As time passed, Kate ...
Comments (0) Dec 07, 2009 15,784
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Ron For Your Life

Featuring: Ron Shimony
Written by: Julianne Barclay
Meet “Mr. Possibility”: Making the Impossible…Possible! It is said a person’s childhood shapes much of their personality and determines who they become later in life. Most ...
Comments (0) Dec 04, 2009 13,078
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A Second Chance

Featuring: Lori Chance
Written by: Julianne Barclay
When asked to summarize her life in a six word autobiographical novel Lori Chance just couldn’t do it. Her life hasbeen divided into two separate worlds…two separate universes…two ...
Comments (1) Nov 30, 2009 13,537
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It's All In Your Head

Featuring: Jennifer Smith
Written by: Sarah Peppel
Jennifer Smith, Austin's Mother, Knew That His Pain was not "all in his head" or "a migraine". Her determination got Austin the help he needed to remove a cyst from his brain. Steerin g ...
Comments (2) Nov 25, 2009 15,494
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Dr. Joyce, The Love Doctor

Featuring:  Dr. Joyce Morley Ball
Written by: Tamar Burris
Dr. Joyce, The Love Doctor: A Tale of Obstacles, Family, and Above All - Love “One of the major things that people don’t realize when they look at being an African American ...
Comments (13) Nov 23, 2009 55,662
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The 'Invisible' Slumdogs of India

Featuring: Shelley Seale
Written by: Joyce Macias
Not everyone hears the cry of India’s 25 million abandoned children. Many don’t even know they exist. But freelance writer and author Shelley Seale both knows and hears, and ...
Comments (5) Nov 19, 2009 53,592
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A Story of W.O.E.

Featuring: Derrick Hayes
Written by: Tamar Burris
It was before she passed from her battle with cancer that Derrick Hayes’ mother used to say to him, “Don’t worry how things look because everything is going to be ok.” Her ...
Comments (3) Nov 17, 2009 23,474
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Project Helping Hands

Featuring: Dr. Tan Pinney
Written by: Julianne Barclay
Tan Pinney has come along ways from his days as an immunologist and laboratory research technician in the mid-1970s. His need for people contact pushed him away from the secluded ...
Comments (2) Nov 15, 2009 28,717
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Ghenghis Khan, the Taliban and a Country in Knots

Featuring: Dr. Changaiz Khan
Written by: Fraz Shafique
“Doctor, how long till I recover?” asked the young woman covering her face with her shawl, displaying both modesty and desiring to conceal the inflated jaw that had been ...
Comments (3) Nov 12, 2009 53,503
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The Time of Her Life

Featuring: Allie Sakowicz
Written by: Julianne Barclay
Comments (1) Nov 10, 2009 10,846
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The Fall of the Berlin Wall: A Personal Account

Featuring: Andreas Ramos
Written by: Antje Wilsch
Berlin, 11th and 12th of November, 1989: On Thursday, the 9th of November, 1989, and Friday the 10th, the TV and radio in Denmark was filled with news about the events in Berlin. ...
Comments (1) Nov 08, 2009 30,734
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Life in a So-Called Strap of Steel

Featuring: Naiza Oclares
Written by: Sarah Peppel
I am Naiza Oclares. I live a simple life in the sun-kissed city of Manila, eating fish, vegetables, rice and whatever my mom fixes me. I enjoy life as it comes, but some days ...
Comments (3) Nov 06, 2009 55,332
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Former Hitler Youth Fights Totalitarianism Through God'...

Featuring: Hilmar von Campe
Written by: Joyce Macias
Just because he’s 84 years old, Hilmar von Campe isn’t settling down into a rocking chair or a recliner. This vigorous senior citizen is busy all day, every day, rising at 5 ...
Comments (3) Nov 03, 2009 29,196
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New Heart, New Lungs, New Life

Featuring: Mark Black
Written by: Julianne Barclay
"The body does not want you to do this….it tells you to stop but the mind must be strong. You always go too far for your body. You must handle the pain with strategy... It ...
Comments (1) Nov 01, 2009 29,262
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Pearl Harbor: A Crow's Nest Vantage Point

Featuring: Michael Ganitch
Written by: Kristen Kuhns
Dressed in his football pads and uniform, Michael “Mickey” Ganitch was ready to play one of the many football games he and other sailors from his ship, the USS Pennsylvania, ...
Comments (7) Oct 29, 2009 156,529
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Pampering the Prickly Porcupine

Featuring: Nicole Smith
Written by: Joyce Macias
It was a sunny day, like most other days in Southern California, and Nicole Smith smiled as she took in the ocean scene from her rooftop balcony. The sun, the gentle breeze, ...
Comments (2) Oct 28, 2009 11,449

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