Sexual Harassment

Alzheimer's Unseen Victims
Alzheimer's unseen victims surround us. Trying to say the long good bye, a husband turns his wife and checks her bed sores. In another part of town, a daughter pats her mother's hair in a care facility and chats about her day at work and what she'll fix the kids for dinner. And Beverly Isenberg sits alone in her home 90 miles from her husband in a care facility, fighting the loneliness and trying to say good bye.

Mental Illness Deserves Funding, Respect and a Cure
Lucky (Part 2)

Mental Illness Deserves Funding, Respect, and a Cure
When your child has mental illness and has a psychotic break, or heart-attack of the brain, you're pulled into our mental health system. In this world of mental health care, you soon find there is often "no lab tests, no scans, no definitive medical method" for telling you what is wrong with your child. This is one mother's story about what will be a lifelong journey for her– trying to protect her son.

Headed Under the Knife
Christina DePauw Heald (Cy) is a young breast cancer survivor headed under the knife today for reconstructive surgery. As she tells us, "I have nothing on the right side of my chest except a 10 inch scar...when they cut my boob off, they had to cut all that skin off too."

Alone Now and Remembering So Much
Beverly Isenberg is no longer a caregiver for a husband with Alzheimer's. Alone now, she remembers the times before her husband, George, lived in a care facility 90 miles away: