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Rod Dreher
The magnificent grace of Roger Ebert
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Rod Dreher
The very moment I got the phone call from Louisiana with the awful news of my sister’s cancer, I was preparing a post about this fantastic Esquire article on Roger Ebert’s fight with cancer. I dropped everything I was doing and got ready to go to the airport. But do, do, do read the Ebert…
Freda Rosenfeld, the Breast Whisperer
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Rod Dreher
Imagine our surprise to see a big NYT feature on the amazing Freda Rosenfeld, the Brooklyn woman who taught our Matthew how to nurse. Excerpt: About 74 percent of American mothers tried breast-feeding their newborns in 2006, according to the latest figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That was up from 58…
Look what Ruthie did
By
Rod Dreher
Or rather, what God did through her. From the comboxes this morning: Dear Ruthie and Mr Mike, I was your nurse for only 12 hours. I had six other patients that night, but you were the only one who smiled through tears after having received the worst news. I googled your name in hopes to…
The faces of my family
By
Rod Dreher
Thanks to Andrew Sullivan for making my niece Claire his Face of the Day today, and for linking to all my posts about my sister and her cancer. I wrote to Andrew from the airport yesterday and told him what was happening to my sister, and what an example she’s been to me, and asked…
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