Walking the labyrinth of caregiving and finding God in every step
As a woman of faith, I look for God in various places. I experience God in a beautiful sunset, a…
Articles by Cazandra Campos-MacDonald
Giving thanks for the lifeline of the ADA on its 34th anniversary
Game shows have experienced a resurgence in recent years, captivating audiences with their blend of entertainment, competition, and nostalgia. I’ve…
Passing the baton to a new team in my son’s hemophilia care
The Summer Olympics are around the corner. Gymnasts there will soar through the air with grace and precision, showcasing incredible…
Lessons in strength and hope from raising sons with hemophilia
Raising sons with hemophilia is like being a blacksmith forging a sword. The blacksmith shapes a piece of metal…
Why I still write about hemophilia, even though my sons are adults
My sons, Julian and Caeleb, are adults living with hemophilia. Julian is 28 years old, and Caeleb…
Tending a fire offers lessons for families new to hemophilia
I love sitting by a campfire. Stories and laughter are shared, s’mores and hot dogs are roasted, and memories are…
Managing fear while raising a child with hemophilia
Raising two sons with severe hemophilia A has been a journey filled with ups and downs, joys and fears.
With my son entering adulthood, we both face a big transition
My youngest son, Caeleb, recently graduated from high school and, at 18, is legally recognized as an adult. This…
The reality of being both parent and caregiver to sons with hemophilia
Before I became a parent, I never imagined I’d be finding veins and accessing ports. But after my sons…
My son with hemophilia has had to learn about insurance the hard way
I was over the moon when my first son, Julian, was born in 1996. My baby was here, and…