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Author Archives: Marissa Abruzzini (Blog Writer, SevenPonds)
“I saw that show, 50 Things To Do Before You Die; I would have thought the obvious one was shout for help.”
- Mark Watson
Author Jackie Collins Is Remembered for Her Tenacity
In the face of terminal illness, her spry spirit shined through
British author Jackie Collins died this week after a six-year battle with breast cancer, yet there were few people who even knew she was ill. That’s because the famed writer didn’t want her life to be defined by her illness. … Continue reading
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Tagged A private battle, Bestseller, breast cancer, Cancer, Death, Hollywood, Hollywood Wives, Jackie Collins, terminal illness
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Memorial Song: “Song to Woody” by Bob Dylan
This folk classic pays tribute to one of the icons of the movement
“Song to Woody” holds the distinction of not only being one of the most memorable tribute songs in the world, but one of the first songs Bob Dylan ever penned. Its simple, stripped-down acoustics make it the ideal memorial song … Continue reading
Fear of Death and a Terracotta Army
The Emperor of China took a fleet of warriors to his grave
Perhaps no figure in history feared death as openly as China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang. Death was so terrifying to him that he might have actually killed himself in an effort to beat it. What would you do to ensure you … Continue reading
To Sue, or Not to Sue
Many nursing homes are asking patients to sign contracts revoking their right to sue for alleged abuse
When you send someone you love to a nursing facility, you likely trust that your loved one is in good hands. Nursing is a caring profession by definition, so why would you worry about your loved one receiving around-the-clock care? … Continue reading
