Fireworks are synonymous with the Fourth of July. While the holiday is a day to celebrate patriotism and independence, pyrotechnics and viewers wait in excitement for dark to fall for the real show to begin. Historians believe that fireworks were…
Celebrating African-American History While Also Recognizing Existing Health Disparities Among People of Color June 19th marks a federally celebrated holiday known as Juneteenth National Independence Day. Also known as Jubilee Day, Emancipation Day, Freedom Day, or Black Independence Day,…
Learning from Our Parents Amidst Mesothelioma Battles Like all parents, fathers with mesothelioma serve as our first teachers, guiding us through essential life skills such as walking, riding a bike, and even car repairs. However, when a family member, especially…
Michael Kaplan & Sean Sasser: A Love that Could Not be Dimmed by a Mesothelioma Diagnosis There are numerous factors about the human experience that make us unique. The color of your eyes. The length of your hair. The religion…
If you work in the automotive industry, then you are among workers who have a higher-than-average risk of developing asbestos-related diseases. In Michigan, the heart of the Rust Belt of America, asbestos exposure rates are particularly high. Michigan was historically…
Many individuals are exposed to an asbestos disease that is diagnosed with Asbestosis, (a non-malignant scarring of the lungs) every year in Michigan. What you might not know is that if you received a settlement for asbestosis, and years later,…
As you sit in the doctor’s office and are being told that you have been diagnosed with lung cancer or mesothelioma, the last thing on your mind is what the Statute of Limitations is for filing an asbestos disease lawsuit. …
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with Mesothelioma, you likely are facing many complex questions and decisions related to your health. It is natural to be concerned about your prognosis, in particular
