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It has been a busy week full of announcements here at the Delaware County District Library! If you’ve got a library card with us, you should have rec
DI residents donate books about chronic disease to library Wed, 05/19/2021 - 8:52am admin By: Elizabeth Bush Daniel Island resident Robert Jacobs has been battling to raise awareness about a condition known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), ever since his wife, Sandra, was diagnosed with it more than a decade ago. Last week, he and Sandra advanced the cause a bit further with the donation of several books on the debilitating, and often misunderstood, illness to the Berkeley County Library on Daniel Island. “I’m so gra...
A geneticist’s biggest challenge: Curing his own son Michaela Haas © Ron Davis and his son, Whitney, who has been mostly bedridden for 10 years [Photo courtesy of Ashley... Ron Davis and his son, Whitney, who has been mostly bedridden for 10 years [Photo courtesy of Ashley Haugen] Palo Alto, California – Whitney Dafoe’s day begins at 2:30pm. His father, Ron Davis, peeks through the keyhole into the 37-year-old’s room. Is he awake? ABSOLUTELY NO ENTRY is scrawled in red on a handmade sign pinned to the door below a picture of the Dalai Lama. Davis has rushed home fro...
Palo Alto, California – Whitney Dafoe’s day begins at 2:30pm. His father, Ron Davis, peeks through the keyhole into the 37-year-old’s room. Is he awake? ABSOLUTELY NO ENTRY is scrawled in red on a handmade sign pinned to the door below a picture of the Dalai Lama. Davis has rushed home from Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, to take the afternoon shift. When Whitney raises his left hand, fingers clenched to a fist, that’s Davis’s cue. Whitney is ready for his dad to change his urinal, put ice on his aching belly, and refill the IV-drip.