By Debbie McCabe, Molly’s Fund Fighting Lupus and Lorren Sandt, Caring Ambassadors Imagine walking into your doctor’s office and seeing someone else standing there, telling you they get to make the final decision about your health care. Instead of doctors and patients making important health decisions, they make the final call.   For those in […]

By Jan Rahn Faust I am writing this because the public health has been put at risk as well as my own. I want to educate as well as have my story heard. I have had Cryptosporidium (Crypto for short), a parasite that causes diarrhea, for over two years. The occurrence of Crypto should prompt […]

Author: Oregon patient Tony Radmilovich. By pain patient Tony Radmilovich, from Bend, Oregon, who writes for a British aviation magazine. He has suffered from a myalgia-based chronic pain for many years.  It’s a simple business and manufacturing rule: The right tool and the right process at the right time makes the right product.  It holds […]

By Thomas Dulcich and Michael Barton Oregonians are most fortunate to border the Columbia River, prized for its scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, power generation, irrigation, fishing resources, transportation, and a long list of additional values. We pay for the management of this complex resource with our taxes and utility bills; but if Measure 81 passes […]