This story involves a prophecy, crappy horror movie references, a whole lot of bad luck, and a happy ending. Brace yourself. You’ve been warned.
Using data from the most excellent Caregiving in the U.S. report by AARP, I was able to produce a visual guide to the caregiver experience.
Well, the internet had some choice things to say about winning second place. But, the internet is stupid and I am delighted!
What a great conversation! On this episode, host Cathy and I cover a lot of ground.
I love getting questions from readers of Some Assembly Required. In this video, I address some of the most popular ones.
Had the opportunity to participate in something very special this week. Read on to learn more about Laughter Saves Lives Foundation and its most excellent mission!
Check out Some Assembly Required and other most excellent books by Dickinson authors here in the Summer 2021 issue or, better yet, access the whole digital online publication here.
While my ultimate dream was to get my book published, getting an audiobook made was the shiny unicorn trailing right behind it. I didn’t think it happened, but then it did.
Today’s Caregiver is a great publication and companion website that offers very practical tips for family caregivers. I’ve been a long-time reader and sometimes share the articles with friends and family members who are navigating the daily challenges of caregiving….
Thank you so much to Rutgers University Alumni Association for featuring Jim’s and my story on its web site, to author Amy Vames for telling our transplant tale in such a dynamic way., and to photographer and photographer John O’Boyle for capturing such a happy moment at Rutgers Gardens.
Very grateful to the Editorial Staff of Kappa Alpha Theta Magazine for featuring Some Assembly Required: A True Story of Love and Organ Transplants in the Spring 2021 issue.
After the book’s release, I’ve gotten a number of questions from writers about the publishing process. I’m always happy to connect one-on-one. But, a goodly amount of the questions I’m most often asked are tackled in an article I wrote for The Innovation.
For those who eschew paper and want to read an uplifting story about caregiving and overcoming adversity, look no further.
In celebration of (almost!) launch day, I thought I would take a moment to introduce myself and answer your burning questions. I promise: I keep it lively.
Today I am 45. Today I have scars with stories and wrinkles earned from smiling.