When Alabama fans arrive (and I don't mean just the SEC, people!) it's literally a game changer! That's right. Signs, cheers, and pom-poms and the sounds of an incredible spirited crowd filled the air of the Dorothy Jemison Day Theater at the Alabama School of Fine
Editors note: I am so excited to share my interview with Sue Paist, who along with her husband John, created the Survivor Collection, a beautiful collection of jewelry. Sue and John have designed pieces specifically for the Women Survivors Alliance, which are as beautiful as
[caption id="attachment_2669" align="alignleft" width="266"] Angela Coffey[/caption] Cathy was only 52 when lung cancer robbed her of her future. She had known of this disease only 18 months after a nagging cough just wouldn't go away and being told that it was just bronchitis. It was much
Absolutely Thankful for the Door That Was Slammed Shut I am thankful for many things. Think for a moment about the gifts in your life. Now close your eyes and fill your mind up of all the wonderful spectacular things we are thankful for. Life is
Don't let fear get in the way of your lung cancer screening Melissa Haglund, MD, FACP November 01, 2016 [caption id="attachment_2654" align="alignleft" width="280"] Image courtesy of Cancer Treatment Centers of America[/caption] Fear of the unknown often dictates how we respond to situations thrown at us. Fear that we won’t
November is a great time to talk about quitting smoking, since it is Lung Cancer Awareness month. Having lost a grandfather to lung cancer who was a heavy smoker, I know the pain of seeing someone go through lung cancer. While not all lung cancer
Before starting out, do warm-up exercises. Stretching gradually increases heart rate, temperature and circulation to your muscles. Also, after a night's rest, your muscles need warming. Stretching gets the body going and increases your flexibility. Start out slowly, gradually increasing your pace and distance