Lessons in Unexpected Places Help With Communication
My husband and I are both United Methodist clergy, so our children are called PKs (pastors’ kids). Some PKs earn…
Rev. Cazandra Campos-MacDonald is a pastor, author, motivational speaker, and encourager. She lives in New Mexico with her husband, Rev. Dr. Joe MacDonald, and youngest son, Caeleb. Their adult son, Julian, is living the bohemian life of a starving artist and goes wherever there is an audition. Her sons live with severe hemophilia A and inhibitors. Her older brother died shortly after birth due to complications from hemophilia. Cazandra writes candidly of raising two sons with a rare bleeding disorder. She believes storytelling is about redeeming the journey and connecting with others.
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My husband and I are both United Methodist clergy, so our children are called PKs (pastors’ kids). Some PKs earn…
Caeleb, the child doctors said I’d never have, has changed my life. He is 16 and thinking about his future.
Spring is in the air. With flowers blooming and birds chirping, this time of year is filled with new life…
My biggest fear for my sons, who live with severe hemophilia, is an auto accident. When my…
I’m late getting my garden ready for the season. I considered giving in and leaving the weeds and remnants from…
I sat in a hotel ballroom with hundreds of people who gathered to pay tribute to their loved ones.
I’m looking forward to attending the Hemophilia Federation of America’s annual symposium, running today through Saturday. I’ll be among…
There are moments in our lives that are seared into our memories. Some of those in my life include getting…
There’s something special about each day of the week. I enjoy Thursday because my weekend begins at the close of…
There’s one thing I want more than anything: When my sons are grown with their own families, I want them…
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