Old DVD recordings bring back forgotten memories
Recently, I came across an old DVD recording of a Fourth of July celebration on a hot summer day in…
Rev. Dr. Joe K. MacDonald is a pastor in the New Mexico Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. He and his wife, Cazandra, live in Belen, New Mexico, along with their youngest son, Caeleb, and two fur babies, Laggie and Hildie. Both of Joe’s sons (the oldest is Julian) have severe hemophilia A, factor VIII deficiency. Julian was diagnosed in 1996 and Caeleb in 2006. Joe serves on the Board of the Sangre de Oro Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation. Joe’s goal is to help his sons and others in the community use their voices to help improve the quality of life for those with bleeding disorders.
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Recently, I came across an old DVD recording of a Fourth of July celebration on a hot summer day in…
In middle school, I faced bullies just about every day. I often experienced physical violence during the three years I…
When it came time to teach my oldest son, Julian, how to shave, I chickened out. The thought of putting…
Last Friday, my youngest son, Caeleb, finished the first week of his final year in high school. He’s a mighty…
Several of my recent columns centered on my frustration with hemophilia entering my sons’ lives at the most…
My youngest son, Caeleb, and I made the 500-mile journey from our home in New Mexico to Alpine, Texas, last…
Oh, my goodness! My youngest son, Caeleb, is preparing for a wonderful senior year of high school. It seems like…
Last Friday, my youngest son, Caeleb, and I started our day as usual and ate at one of our favorite…
The past two weeks have been especially busy as I produced and directed the musical “Honk! JR.” in my…
One fall evening in 1998, I looked around my dining room table in Houston and saw the faces of men…
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