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There is new cure for Sickle Cell Disease
As long as I can remember, Sickle Cell Disease was a fatal disease that robbed its victims of quality of life before eventually killing them. Approximately 100,000 Americans live with this disease. Just last week, we cremated a young woman and mother of two who died of Sickle Cell Disease. She suffered her entire life from extraordinary…
Read MoreSol Leon Resnik Obituary
Sol Leon Resnik Obituary Obituary Sol Leon Resnik, 93, of Deerfield Beach, FL, passed away peacefully on November 11th, 2023, in Boca Raton Florida. He was born to Fannie Priest Resnik, and Bezalel Nathan Resnik in Providence Rhode Island. He was a childhood polio survivor, a graduate of Classical High School, and the University of Rhode…
Read MoreAdjusting Holiday Traditions After a Loss
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and we know that for families that have suffered a loss, the prospect of an empty chair at the Thanksgiving table is a terrible prospect. It is tough to be joyful and give thanks when your heart is being ripped apart. How to Deal With the Death of a…
Read MoreUncover the Truth: How Private Autopsy Services Can Provide Closure
Losing a loved one is an experience that leaves many questions unanswered, especially when the cause of death is uncertain. During these challenging times, people often seek closure and peace of mind by understanding the circumstances surrounding their loved one’s passing. Private autopsy services offer a unique and comprehensive approach that can help uncover the…
Read MoreJeffrey Jay Recihenthal Obituary
Obituary Jay Jeffrey Reichenthal, 80, passed away peacefully on October 18, 2023, in Boca Raton, Florida, after a brief illness. Jay was born on February 12, 1943, in the Bronx borough of New York City to parents Abraham and Frieda Reichenthal. He began serving in the U.S. Army Reserve in 1962, rising to the rank…
Read MoreDog TV – An Idea That Actually Works
As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to be happy, comfortable, and entertained. And, I think that everyone worries about how our canine companions feel when we leave them alone at home. If you are like our family, we turn on the TV to keep the dogs company and entertain them while we are…
Read MoreClaudia Plafsky Obituary
Claudia Plafsky Obituary Obituary Claudia Marie Plafsky, 66, of Boca Raton, Florida, passed away peacefully on October 15, 2023, after a lengthy and hard-fought battle with cancer. Claudia was born March 17, 1957, to Gordon and Patricia Parks in Fort Huachuca, Arizona. She graduated from Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick, Maryland in 1974. …
Read MoreThe Most Popular Oral Decongestants Are No Better Than Snake Oil
Who would have guessed that many popular oral decongestants are worse than snake oil? Certainly not me. Do The Most Popular Cold Medicines Work? But, it turns out that the most popular over-the-counter cold medicines do not work, and may be harmful to your health. According to recent FDA panel findings, the most popular oral…
Read MoreCoins Are Placed on the Graves of Former Soldiers
If you ever go to a cemetery, you will most likely see coins on top of some gravestones. But has anyone ever explained to you why people leave coins and what they mean? Where did the tradition of leaving coins on a gravestone originate? The tradition of leaving coins on gravestones has been around…
Read MoreSiegbert “Siggy” A. Kolko Obituary
Siegbert “Siggy” A. Kolko Obituary Obituary International businessman, husband, father, grandfather. Survived by his wife Rosalie, son Ira (Nan), daughter Cheryl, stepsons Scott (Lauren) and Steven (Veronica), grandchildren Allen (Lauren), Valerie (Matthew), Zachary (Shelby), Ashley (Matt) and Jake (Danilo), great-grandchildren Samantha, Joshua, and Rafi, and predeceased by his first wife Ruth and grandson Shawn. Siggy’s…
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