Posted November 06, 2024
Imagine you just finished a year of chemotherapy and are told by your team of doctors that you may not be able to have children naturally.
This was the reality for Scott, an adoptive parent.
"I had gone through about a year of chemotherapy, and I was told after I went through that process that there would probably be a likelihood of me not being able to have children naturally," Scott said.
Scott then started dating his now-wife, Samantha, and she introduced the idea of adoption.
"While we were dating and started talking more seriously about marriage, Samantha looked at me and told me,... read more
Posted October 24, 2024
The Bishop William M. Cosgrove Center, commonly referred to as "Cosgrove," is one of the largest day drop-in centers in the Greater Cleveland area.
Cosgrove offers hot meals, showers, clothing, a food pantry, rent and... read more
Posted October 15, 2024
Starting in 1979, El Salvador encountered a 12-year civil war between the government and the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN).
Because of the violence, it led to over a million people fleeing the country to... read more
Posted October 02, 2024
Many people strive to give back to the community, whether they volunteer, donate, or work for a specific organization.
Karla Mendez, a Bilingual Therapist and Hispanic Program Coordinator for Lake County started giving back to her... read more
Posted October 01, 2024
One of the most important parts of recovery is having a support system.
Although some people may not have that, Matt Talbot Residential Treatment provides a stable support system for every resident who walks through their... read more