I met my husband on the golf course. Now, one of my greatest joys is watching my daughter learn to play at that very same course. It is where ... Read more
Science projects at home are often cause for consternation. We’ve all been there: Where do we find the supplies, where do we set up, and what sort of mess ... Read more
Lately, I’ve spent a lot of time driving on Interstate 95. I barely like driving across town, let alone spending eight or more hours a week on one of ... Read more
This month has brought a holiday rush of hemophilia news on potential new treatments, studies, and acquisitions — all of which serve to raise hope during this solstice season, as ... Read more
We’re a family that has the good fortune of traveling often. It’s not always a grand journey — most trips are just a few miles from home. One constant ... Read more
When my daughter was little, she had the most amazing dance teacher, Jenna. Jenna was a mom of boys who loved the rough and tumble, but her dance studio ... Read more
People with bleeding disorders face a variety of challenges. Healthcare access is a constant concern and covers myriad issues, including political and financial stability and regulatory and provider awareness. ... Read more
For at least 30 minutes nearly every day, while buzzing along on our YMCA’s treadmill or bike, I’m captive to the machine’s built-in cable and Wi-Fi. Though we’ve gone ... Read more
Recently, I’ve been reading a lot of online content about hemophilia on forums dedicated to the disease and in articles. It could be because my Google Alerts and scholar searches ... Read more
Last week, I read Gill Paul’s latest novel, “The Lost Daughter.” The book is a historical fiction account of Russia’s Romanov family. It is well-known that the Romanovs and ... Read more
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