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This non-profit site allows people to create special web sites to keep family and friends informed during "difficult times" (medical problems, military deployment, etc.) The CaringBridge software does the work so people can just use it to communicate, rather than try to learn how to create web sites. More than 183,000 sites have been created for families to keep in touch at no cost to them, and with no advertising on the site. To keep things private visitors have to know an exact URL to get to an individual site, and the family can add password protection for extra privacy. From This is True for 31 January 2010 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Rebecca Skloot Amazon Price: $14.30 Customer Review: from the first page I was hooked and stayed up too late many a night because I didn't want to put it down.  by T. Colin Campbell, Thomas M. Campbell II Amazon Price: $10.86 Customer Review: A couple of years ago I had an emergency appendectomy. Two months ago, I had my gallbladder taken out. My doctor put me on an all plant based diet and told me to never eat red meat again if I could help it. I realized I have had digestive issues m...  by Randy Pausch, Jeffrey Zaslow Amazon Price: $12.99 Customer Review: I really enjoyed the insights shared by Randy. I thought about Randy's proverbs on better living and found them to be pragmatic and appealed to my common sense and rationale. However, I think the reason Randy's lectures were so impactful is because...  by MD, PhD, David Servan-Schreiber Amazon Price: $15.75 Customer Review: Recently being diagnosed with grade II glioma, a brain cancer, I was undergoing unexpected confusion and depression regarding my future. I came across this book and figured "sure, why not?". It was amazing. It hit every aspect of my life, from detail...  by Nancy G. Brinker Amazon Price: $14.03 Customer Review: What an encouraging book. I know the book is about the Susan G. Komen for the Cure not for profit foundation and work, but it goes way beyond that. The first thing that caught my attention was the solid family that Susan and Nancy were ... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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