Climbing Kilimanjaro: What it took for one woman to get to the top
Here, a doctor she shares her personal reflections of the journey up Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa, and what helped her achieve success.
My typical day: How I get people to think I’m productive
Someone everything thinks is a super-productive, ultra-focused, über-disciplined guy reveals the truth: he's not.
What you hold on to holds on to you
John Maclean became an incomplete paraplegic at age 22, and knew that meeting the man who put him in a wheelchair was not going to be easy.
Growing up autistic: 10 tips for teenagers with Asperger Syndrome or mild autism
Are you or your child on the autistic spectrum? Here are 10 tips for teenagers with Asperger Syndrome or mild autism.
Proof: Autism & eye contact not always mutually exclusive
It's considered one of the most common symptoms of autism: a lack of eye contact. But it's not true of everyone on the spectrum.
And The Beat goes on: 30 years later with Dave Wakeling
Dave Wakeling of the English Beat and General Public reminds us that talent and passion can keep us rocking long after the needle leaves the vinyl.
80s band handwritten Q&As: General Public/English Beat
Back in 1986, General Public band members filled out these questionnaires. Here's what they had to say!
Flesh for Lulu go crazy
Check out a vintage Flesh for Lulu interview from 1987 - the first time the chat with the whole band has been published online.
Non-medicinal techniques to manage migraine headaches
Suffer from migraine headaches? Here are some non-medicinal behavioral strategies you can try to get the pain under control.
The hysterectomy story: An adventure in two parts
The tale of a uterus and her owner, and two subsequent hysterectomy surgeries, as told through tech - Facebook, texts and pictures.
STUMP: It could be uterine cancer, but nobody can tell
It's not always easy to classify a tumor as malignant or benign, as in the case of a "smooth muscle tumor of uncertain malignant potential" - or STUMP.
Forget slow! Try working fast
Making goals happen quickly is often a lot of fun. By working fast, you may even enjoy the process - and the rewards - even more.
How to wake up early
Here's how one person learned how to wake up early, and how he made that habit a permanent one.
Living with dyspraxia: Kindergarten was incredibly hard
One dad describes dyspraxia - a diagnosis that painted the most complete picture of what his son experienced in his every waking day.
Ever noticed that shared experiences seem more intense?
it's not just you: Shared experiences really so feel different than things we do solo. Don't miss out.
#BeBrave: Amy Robach on her surprise breast cancer diagnosis
Good Morning America's Amy Robach got the shock of her life in when she was diagnosed as the one of 1-in-8 women in the US with breast cancer.
Kieran’s birth story: Super fast delivery of an 11+ pound baby boy
Nancy knew that you can't predict what birth will be like, but the her labor & delivery was more surprising than expected. Read Kieran's birth story here!
A message from a dad who lost his son to “dusting”
A boy down the street showed Kyle 'dusting' about a month before. It's just compressed air. It can't hurt you... IT KILLS YOU.
Personal blogs by parents of special-needs kids
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