Brush with mortality colors decision to open art gallery
Five years ago, Faye Edwards was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her immediate thoughts were of saving her life. But with the prospect of dying looming, she began to think about...
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Brush with mortality colors decision to open art gallery
Five years ago, Faye Edwards was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her immediate thoughts were of saving her life. But with the prospect of dying looming, she began to think about...
Brush with mortality colors decision to open art gallery
Five years ago, Faye Edwards was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her immediate thoughts were of saving her life. But with the prospect of dying looming, she began to think about...
Brush with mortality colors decision to open art gallery
Five years ago, Faye Edwards was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her immediate thoughts were of saving her life. But with the prospect of dying looming, she began to think about...
Once nearly broken, Haitian earthquake survivor ready to give back
When I first talked to Suy Bazelais in January, he was tucked in a hospital bed at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after a long and harrowing trip from earthquake-wracked Haiti. A...
Northwestern doctor takes hands-on approach to breast exams
As a little girl, Dr. Carla Pugh was so intrigued by her Baby Alive doll — advertised as being "so real" — that whenever Pugh fed the doll, she immediately...
Summer safe zones found in camps
When Mary Ann Moore's family moved from the Roseland neighborhood to Englewood in 1989, she was 15 years old. She said her family wasn't prepared for the violence. "Englewood, when...
Taking initiative, one father at a time
The room in the 3rd District police station is nondescript. Seven young men — the majority of whom are fathers — sit around a conference table, eating pizza and reflecting...
Taking initiative, one father at a time
The room in the 3rd District police station is nondescript. Seven young men — the majority of whom are fathers — sit around a conference table, eating pizza and reflecting...
An anniversary for Access Living
On the credenza in Marca Bristo's sunny downtown Access Living office are a Barbie doll in a wheelchair, a photograph of one of Bristo's two grown children and awards for...