Category Archives: Thought Provoking

                                                                               By Ayot Adhiambo When I think of Kenya, I think of the safaris,  the lions,  cheetahs,  zebras,  giraffes,  buffaloes    and poisonous snakes. However, most recently, through a new Facebook friend Ayot Adhiambo, I got to experience a different side … Continue reading →

                      One man’s journey to peace on the Appalachian Trail Paul Stutzman, a native of Holmes County, was born into an Amish family. His family left the Amish lifestyle soon after he was born, and joined a strict conservative Mennonite Church. … Continue reading →

   Yesterday  when  I  was  out  and  about  I  went  to Lebanon Ohio  and  visited a relative. While having a relaxing conversation before church and a dinner reservation  at the Golden Lamb. We  went  to St Francis De Sales  for their 5 30 mass.  I  was  so … Continue reading →

I was shocked and devastated when I received a Stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis.  After declining chemotherapy and radiation, it occurred to     me,  if  I  had  the power  to create this disease.  Then  I  had  the  power within to resolve it.  … Continue reading →

When you hear the word “cancer,” what comes to mind? Is it the fear of ever being diagnosed ?  Or of watching the person closest to you get the news? Maybe it’s the triumphant feeling of having battled the disease … Continue reading →

Cancer is looked at as this elusive thing,  when in all actuality,  it is something that happens every day in every person.  You  develop  one million cancer cells  in  your    body every day.  And,  every day,  your body kills one … Continue reading →

For Jesicha  Erin  Napolitano  ( March 13th 1975 — August 20th 2011) her life        was all to short but sweet.  Born the second of eleven siblings.  She  was  an  extremely talented, creative, loving, a giving woman.  She  found the joy in all things she did … Continue reading →

   This image is, in the eyes of an unjust and inhumane law an image of a criminal.            I’m not a criminal, nor should I fear becoming one. I am a mother facing every parent’s worst nightmare; the loss of … Continue reading →

   Within our Solitarius.org Facebook group I always get the opportunity to converse with amazing members  and  Fiona Shakeela Burns has twice defied the odds so-called ‘terminal cancer’ without conventional treatment.  Aged 11,  Fiona was diagnosed with leukaemia and sarcoma. Her … Continue reading →

   Some practitioners of alternative medicine treat cancer using unproven and unapproved therapies – especially those who market their treatment as a “cure”  — have moved just across the Mexican border — where they are still able to attract US patients.  Although  there  … Continue reading →