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For those of us who’ve dealt with alcohol abuse — either because you or someone you love is struggling — it can be hard to admit the problem exists. It can be even harder to find helpful resources. I’ve had friends and relatives that struggled with alcohol, and I know dealing with it can be […]
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I can’t help but think that I and my family are pretty lucky. While the Coronavirus has shut down most of the state, my wife and kids and I are doing all right. Sara has plenty of work, the school district I’m working for is still paying me, and I’m able to post assignments for […]
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Morgan Barnhardt of Mesothelioma Hub wrote me an email asking to include her organization on Roads We’ve Travelled. Here’s a quote from her email: “2,000-3,000 individuals die every year due to mesothelioma, with symptoms not appearing until 20-40 years after exposure to asbestos. The scariest time for most families is directly after diagnosis. Therefore, we […]
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Hello everyone! I hope this little mini-posting finds you all well. I’m so pleased to add the Mesothelioma Justice Network to our list of resources. What is Mesothelioma? According to Mesothelioma.com, it’s “is a rare, aggressive form of cancer that develops in the linings of the lungs, abdomen or heart. Exposure to asbestos is the […]
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