An ‘Explosive’ Incident
Our recent trip took us through the Dulles Airport and a TSA checkpoint -- usually my wheelchair and I are patted down with no problem. But the first TSA agent, ...
Our recent trip took us through the Dulles Airport and a TSA checkpoint -- usually my wheelchair and I are patted down with no problem. But the first TSA agent, ...
After 3 1/2 weeks (only being home 4 days) and 8 hotels, we are heading back to LA -- today we fly out of Charlotte with happy hearts and lots ...
I love Dr. John Piper’s perspective on disability, and that’s why I’m excited about the upcoming conference, “The Works of God: God's Good Design in Disability.” With speakers like Nancy ...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Did you know that about 1 in 8 US women will develop invasive breast cancer during her lifetime? According to American Cancer Society, breast ...
During my battle against cancer, I purposed not to ‘waste’ my hardship – I wanted to pass on to others all that God taught me through the rigorous demands of ...
I was so BLESSED reading your comments from yesterday's post about my battle against cancer -- together, let's be courageous in Christ when facing challenges in our lives! And today? ...
Those were the first words I said to our president of Joni and Friends, Doug Mazza, on June 23, 2010 when I learned I had breast cancer. Yes, I was ...
According to the American Cancer Society, the chance of a woman having invasive breast cancer some time during her life is about 1 in 8, and in 2010, Joni Eareckson ...
Cancer is an ugly word… especially when someone you love is battling it. With all of the big medical words people use to talk about it, it can be hard ...