Tomorrow will be six months since my husband had an acute stroke in his sleep. He now is in hospice at the Veterans' Care Center. My husband is a disabled veteran, a good family man, a good neighbor, and a provider. More >>

My first wife developed Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in June of 1999. Her first battle was to remove the tumor in the sack surrounding her heart. More >>

...The call was from a man who explained in great detail his wife's bout with breast cancer, her troubles with implants, and his support of her not having drastic reconstructive surgery. More >>

I'm writing in response to a call from "Jim"... [who] couldn't have sex with his wife unless she covered her scarred breasts from surgeries with a t-shirt. More >>

...I wrote a blog post inspired by my marriage about signs of real love I hoped would help others (and is inspired by you in a lot of ways)... More >>

My parents have been married for 57 years and in that time my mom has had 113 visits to emergency rooms and 38 major surgeries: Back surgeries (5), abdominal - many times, eye, mouth, knees, experimental, and a total mastectomy with reconstructive surgery, etc. Through it all my dad has been there through the ambulance rides, through the endless hours of waiting through surgery and the difficult long recoveries she always experienced. He has loved on her, spent his days with her, cares for her in every way possible More >>