Month: July 2025

I’ve been hauling freight since I was nineteen. When daycare became too expensive, I started taking my two-year-old son Micah on the road with me. The road is his playground — he loves the vibrations, chasing the sun, and the steady hum of tires. We wear matching neon jackets, share peanut butter crackers at stops,…

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A breakthrough drug is fighting brain cancer head-on. Glioblastoma is considered one of the most aggressive and deadly forms of brain cancer. It’s responsible for claiming the lives of more than 10,000 people in the United States each year. Sadly, there’s no known cure for this disease, and most people who are diagnosed with it…

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When 29-year-old Emily Foster from Kent, England, walked into the hospital for her 20-week pregnancy scan, she expected the usual routine: a grainy image, a few measurements, and maybe a glimpse of tiny toes. But what unfolded on the screen made everyone stop in their tracks.  The technician tilted her head and squinted at the…

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Her body was itching relentlessly, red patches spreading across his skin like wildfire. At first, I assumed it was just an allergy—maybe a reaction to new laundry detergent or something he ate. We tried antihistamines and soothing creams, but the itching only grew worse, keeping him awake at night. Concerned, I finally took him to…

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Australian Charlie, who was born with a genetic condition that led to dwarfism, and her husband Cullen, who has a similar condition, are raising three children, even though doctors prepared the couple for the worst-case scenario. The path to creating a large family was not easy, but now the Australians are an example for many….

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Australian Charlie, who was born with a genetic condition that led to dwarfism, and her husband Cullen, who has a similar condition, are raising three children, even though doctors prepared the couple for the worst-case scenario. The path to creating a large family was not easy, but now the Australians are an example for many….

Read More “A couple with dwarfism gave birth to three children against the recommendations of doctors and proved that happiness does not depend on height.” »

Actress Jennifer Robyn Bernard, one of General Hospital’s original stars, passed away this week. Robyn played Terry Brock on General Hospital for roughly six years in the 1980s before she passed away. According to TMZ, she was discovered in San Jacinto, California. Robyn’s fingerprints were used to identify her when police were called to investigate…

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Actress Jennifer Robyn Bernard, best known for her role as Terry Brock on General Hospital, has passed away at the age of 63. A cherished figure from the golden era of daytime television, Robyn was among the early stars of the long-running soap opera. She portrayed the character of Terry Brock—an ambitious and complex figure—on…

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