by benforred | Mar 26, 2015 | Cancer, Colon Cancer, FAP Information, Guest Post, Health, Philosophy
This is a guest post by Daniel Shockley My name is Daniel Shockley, I reside in Hawaii and retired at age 43 from the Navy in 2003 after serving 22-years on active duty. My last three years were spent while deployed to Middle East in direct support of OPERATION...
by benforred | Jan 1, 2013 | Holidays, Philosophy
In honor of the year closing and the tradition of new year’s resolutions, look back on the year and consider what you would like to be different in the year to come. Many times an individual will use this time to turn over a new leaf, start or stop a behavior,...
by benforred | Oct 14, 2012 | Philosophy
In an earlier post I wrote about how chronic life threatening illness warps your mind and I started thinking about how else my mind has been warped over the years. It brought me back to an earlier realization that my warped mind has re-warped itself in the...
by benforred | Aug 7, 2012 | Philosophy
Chronic illness and near death experiences have a tendency of messing with your mind, self-image, and philosophy to the point that “healthy” individuals don’t understand our line of thinking, humor, and philosophies very well. For instance, I prefer...
