The following isn’t the most “fun” post I’ve made, but something that I’ve passed around privately to fellow caregivers, survivors and medical-types. The feedback has been that the images are important and responsible (they also won the Pulitzer Prize)… so … Continue reading
Since publishing that last post about the Boston Marathon, so many people have emailed with their own thoughts on challenge, family and surviving. It obviously touches many many people in different ways. One element of that story that was missing … Continue reading
WE DID IT!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!! Listen to the 30 second NPR Interview of one of our supporters (Jim Kahn) talking about Lea. Nothing sums up the experience better then this. It’s worth it!!!! The race … Continue reading
The Pulitzer Prize was just awarded to our friend and fellow photojournalist Preston Gannaway (Concord Monitor). Congratulations Preston! (link below) Her work is inspiring, and as many of you know whose lives have been touched by cancer… all too real … Continue reading
So often in the past few years I have had folks approach with either interest or bewilderment about the concept of “trashing” a wedding dress. People want to know why a sane couple would ever dream of destroying their wedding … Continue reading
Because we’ve received so many requests for updates about Lea, so many emails asking for more information about this incredible community that has developed over the years, and because it’s just easier to keep folks “in the loop” through a … Continue reading