November 2023 Dear Supporter, In 2004, I was working as an oncology epidemiologist and researcher for a major hospital. It was late June, and I was returning home from a national oncology conference in Georgia. My flight had just landed in Boston when my phone rang. My daughter, Maria-Rose, told me I needed to go … Read more
Sura Hassoun, MSOT, OTR/L Sura Hassoun is a board-certified occupational therapist, recently beginning her career in outpatient rehabilitation. She earned her Master of Occupational Therapy from MCPHS University in 2022, showcasing her commitment to providing comprehensive healthcare solutions to individuals with injuries and disabilities. Sura’s career has been diverse, spanning clinical and non-clinical settings. She … Read more
On November 8th, MBCC High School Intern Naga Vikram had the opportunity to attend a briefing for An Act Relative to Toxic Free Kids, S.175, H.318. To learn more about An Act Relative to Toxic Free Kids and to access a letter template that you can use to contact your legislator, click HERE.
On October 26th, 2023 the Cape Cod Times published the following article written by Rasheek Tabassum Mujib. October is the global breast cancer awareness month. Here’s what to know about Cape Cod. In 1991, when Cheryl Osimo, a former elementary school teacher and a Barnstable resident, was diagnosed with breast cancer at an early age, … Read more
To my son, I have loved you from your first breath. You are my sunshine. Since the moment I knew I was pregnant, I dreamed about you. I hoped you would have your father’s eyes and his sense of humor. I hoped you would have my nose and love of reading. I hoped I would be able to show … Read more
