Posted in cancer, chemo, courage, emotions, family, Fear, friendship, health, hopes, life, love, mental and physical health, music, religion, support, well-being, tagged arm wrestling, battle, body, cancer, courage, devil, drugs, Faith, family, Fear, friendship, giant, health, inspiration, internet, life, love, mind, patients, positive thinking, prayer partners, radiation, role models, sling shot, specialists, spirit, stone, support, surgery, technology, tools, treatment, warriors on August 2, 2008|
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For those who have had the unfortunate experience of hearing that they have cancer, facing the decisions of how best to fight the disease is a bit like arm wrestling the devil. You can’t see cancer from the outside…but, it has the power to destroy you. For the most part, you are in a battle against something the size of golliath, when most of us are only armed with a sling shot and a stone. The patient has a lot to learn about what type of cancer it is, what drugs work best on it, and whether to have surgery, radiation or not.
Thank goodness for the streams of information on the internet…it saves alot of time asking useless questions in the doctor’s office when you can eliminate some of the obvious questions and answers right off…saving the precious little time and attention that the specialist have to devote to their patients. The really important things can be concentrated on while you are face- to- face.
Finding the right kind of support that you need to stay strong, stay focussed and stay informed about the latest and the greatest tools that you have; not to mention taking the time to nurture your mind and spirit; these are essential. The mind, the body, and the spirit are all connected and when under attack…each of those areas need special treatment. Fear is a mighty enemy and is not to be underestimated. Surrounding yourself with love and support is critical. Faith in God is what shores up the spirit for many patients and is to be considered as one of the greatest tools you can have. Prayer partners are your warriors…people who will go to the mat for you whenever you need it…when circumstances appear to hit you hardest. Inspirational role models can’t be underestimated; those who have fought and or are still battling will freely share their experience. (more…)
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Posted in death, family, mental and physical health, news, tagged anthrax, conspiracy, counselor, death, Dr. Jeckel, Dr. Jeckyll, Dr. Jekyll, evidence, family, FBI, grieving, investigation, life, Mr. Hyde, national security, personality, professional, scientist, suicide, suspect, top secret on August 2, 2008|
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With the sad death of Dr. Bruce Ivins, 62 years old, a FBI suspect in the anthrax investigation; many people are wondering just who he was. He was a researcher in the area of infectionous diseases at Fort Detrick, MD for thirty years. He appeared somewhat mild and dressed somewhat socially awkward. Some people who knew him say he was a brilliant and dedicated scientist; and find it hard to believe that he could be seriously considered a suspect.
He was a son, a father, brother and a husband; his family is surely grieving and confused. He has been under investigation by the FBI for some time now in regards to the release of anthrax spores back in 2001 through mail that was contaminated. Dr. Bruce Ivins was not the only suspect; in fact, Steven Hatfill was recently awarded millions because of the damage done to him personally and professionally when his name was released publically, as a suspect earlier in the investigation.
At least for the last year or so, Dr. Ivins has been under intense investigation. Reports have surfaced that he was receiving counseling. Obviously, the whys and what fors are confidential. But the stress involved in being investigated by the FBI would be overwhelming for most people…but someone who truly was mild and somewhat socially ill at ease and concerned about his public/professional reputation may have just been too much. He allegedly comitted suicide. (more…)
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Posted in celebrity, children, crime, divorce, Education, emotions, Fame, family, fathers, finances, Frustration, law enforcement, legal, life, military, missing, mother, news, parenting, relationships, safety, tagged alias, arrest, authorities, Clark Rockefeller, coins, custody, divorce, Education, federal kidnapping, Ghost, Golden, Harvard, history, investigation, kidnapping, life, lifestyle, London, military spy, MONEY, mother, mystery, Nelson Rockefeller, paranoid, parent, Reigh, Rockefeller, safety, Sandra Boss, senior partner, Serenity, social worker, supervised visitation, top secret, trauma, warrant, witness protection program, yacht, Yale on August 2, 2008|
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Can this story end on a positive note, please? I am tired of hearing of these poor children who are taken by a parent and something really horrible happens to them; or, they just disappear. All over the news this week we have heard about a man who took his seven year old daughter by force, from a supervised visit.
The man’s name, you ask? Well, i wish I could tell you for sure. He has many names from the sound of it. He has used the alias’ of Clark Rock, Clark Rockefeller, among other names. He has allegedly implied that he was related to the Nelson Rockefeller line. He appears to have been living the golden life of priviledge; now he is just a ghost. He and his wife Sandra Boss divorced and she had custody…he got supervised visitation. He allegedly assaulted and injured the social worker who supervised the visit; and, he took the child. He has escaped, and the authorities have issued a federal kidnapping warrant for his arrest. (more…)
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