Flip②▶ CANswer ♥ Worth ARCHIVE ▶  VIDEO # SocialCurrentSee ▶ #StemCells (and me) http://altacities.com Follow @ALTALOMAN http://socialcurrentsee.com #SocialCurrentSee #ALTACITIES archive in Flip②▶CANswer♥Worth ARCHIVE ▶ https://t.co/EmGq75H4jF ▶ https://t.co/sM38Tsyzuf — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) July 11, 2016 # CANSWERIST = one (including me) who is a cancer survivor or a caregiver for cancer survivors Those who follow this BLOG and the companion site on FLIPBOARD  well know our story and experience with stem cells.  Much about this science is explained simply in the  VIDEO  link, but a thorough study of the subject might follow some of the links and content below. In 1956, the first successful human bone marrow transplant was performed by Dr. E. Donnall Thomas of Cooperstown, New York. Thomas reported that total body irradiation followed by infusion of marrow from an identic...

#SocialCurrentSee ® ▶ #Relax * (ROT#1 ▶ @ALTACITIES in @Storify "Rules of Tumb" https://t.co/lYb30VoIOS — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) May 30, 2016 http://altacities.com   ▶  http://browseonpurpose.com ▶ http://socialcurrentsee.com One of the ROTs (meaning Rules of Thumb ) that I am prone to follow on a consistent basis is to spend time daily compiling, writing, and publishing to my family of blogs, all under the moniker # SocialCurrentSee .  If you don't get it, the personal rule is "creativity stems from passion". Blogging, for me, is more than a creativity exercise, but it is a personal journal to facilitate storytelling and a wide range of topics. What started about then years ago at the diagnosis (DX) of my cancer (mantle cell lymphoma or MCL) has evolved to include a family of blogs and sites using the synergy of the three URLs captioned under the photo above. #ALTACITIES Tweets Amazon XNG Shop by ALTA...

Posted in triplicate (a Trilogy ) around these # ALTACITIES  is the following # SocialCurrentSee archive that is a fitting precursor to archived content on our FLIPBOARD magazines and the allied post on our NEXTDOOR Trilogy message board: Basically, there are two reasons why I identify with the story in the video clip below.    1) We live in a the TGI 55+ common interest development (aka HOA) in Southern California. Here, among the 1317 homes, are many residents who are living out their senior years without the presence of a spouse they had loved for decades.  2) A growing number of my professional colleagues, family members, and friends have suffered this kind of separation in life. Of course, Dee Dee and I are most thankful we are still together as a couple (now nearly 45 years) and have survived many challenges to our longevity both in life and in matrimony. Notable in this regard has been our ten-year survivorship with a cancer episode that began...

If you follow the blogs and websites for any of the legal beagles for the homeowner association (HOA) industry, even the management companies that serve HOAs, you know these professionals well realize that not all potential buyers are suited for HOA life.  So real is this fact that I am surprised that there is not a standardized personality test (like the Briggs Myers ) given to all potential homeowners before escrow is opened.  The lead story in the following archive and the 'social current see' appended gives evidence of at least one group that should never, ever buy into an HOA.  ▶ Flip②▶  STORIFY  ♥  FLIPBOARD  ★  BLOGGER ▲ ALTACITIES  ® ▶  TWITTER See more in the 'social current see' with   3,800+ followers  on  FLIPBOARD   and the other media links noted above [ View the story "Something radical for HOAs: No rules!" on Storify ]