Houston is a medical city. The guy I met on the plane Friday night told me that over half of the industry deals with medicine. According to a Google search, there are more than 100 hospitals in the city, each serving different people. Helping make their small contribution in the world. This large number of [...]
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And while I am never a huge fan of starting a blog post with a cliche, I would say that statement pretty much sums up the past 4 months for me. On Sunday, July 18, 2010 we found out that my father was diagnosed with leukemia/lymphoma. It was a completely unexpected diagnosis as all of [...]
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About a month ago this @silentclark guy caught my eye on Twitter. It seemed as though everyone was @ replying him, adding him to their #ff lists and generally talking about him more than normal. It really wasn’t until this past Friday that I had a moment to really check into what he was up [...]
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital’s ABCs of Cancer By now many of you have seen the sea of encouraging messages on my wall, you’ve seen the 7 inches of hair I cut off and you’ve seen the “such good news today” update from yesterday. So here’s the deal. In an effort to save myself from [...]
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