From launching a food truck to art classes to even joining a different book club, how the pandemic is inspiring a change in direction.
Survivor support
July 15, 2021 By Leave a Comment
Even though cancer treatment ends, the need for physical and emotional care continues. When Marty Hogan found out at age 34 that he had acute lymphocytic leukemia, a rapidly progressing blood cancer, the news devastated him and his pregnant wife, Whitney.
Paying it forward
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Alumna Bobbi Rougeau ’06 established the Alphabet Soup Scholarship to benefit students in HCC’s Early Childhood Education program
Counts can be scary
February 19, 2021 By Leave a Comment
On Halloween, I enjoyed a treat: Wynton Marsalis and a big band playing arrangements of Sesame Street songs while The Muppets sang along.
Easy to get confused after four re-birthdays
February 19, 2021 By Leave a Comment
It’s probably unusual for someone to wake up and wonder if it’s their birthday, but that’s what happened to me the other day.
A family business
February 19, 2021 By Leave a Comment
You just got to keep showing up, going in every day, and doing the best you can.
See more smiles
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Inspired by a student, a Holyoke Community College literacy specialist launches accessible face mask campaign
Stem cell transplant: just the basics
September 29, 2020 By Leave a Comment
A friend who has a friend facing a stem cell transplant thought, with good reason, that I could pass on some useful information.
Some people just don’t get it
September 29, 2020 By Leave a Comment
A friend made a comment that shows some people have no idea. No idea what, you might wonder. No idea what blood cancer patients go through during and after stem cell transplant.
Virtual theater keeps people engaged
September 29, 2020 By Leave a Comment
