Lorens
Who’s going to come running when there’s a massive fire? Personally, I’d rather have a trained firefighter putting out my blaze …
Mary
I continue to endure long-term mobility consequences I believe are directly related to my bout with foodborne illness.
David
I reached into the pocket of my pants, pulled out my phone and texted “help” to my wife.
Pam & Louise
A sandwich can become a time bomb…
Ruby
My nerves were wrecked and my ability to hold back the stress had reached the end.
Noah
Our life was so full of joy until everything came to a screeching halt one day in 2013.
Elizabeth Y
I felt relieved that he had made it through the danger and was now safe in my arms. Soon, though, we began to notice that things were not quite right.
Diana
No matter what I was given, the infection wasn’t going down without a fight.
