http://sites.duke.edu/theatrst130s02s2011mg3 Sun, 22 May 2011 16:21:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://sites.duke.edu/theatrst130s02s2011mg3/annotated-bibliography/science-of-social-support/#comment-12 Cornelia Kip Lee Sun, 22 May 2011 16:21:20 +0000 http://sites.duke.edu/theatrst130s02s2011mg3/#comment-12 This research is exciting and heartening. I will send this on to my friends and colleagues. I look forward to reading some of the studies, and discussing implications and applications for future research proposals.
Cornelia

]]> http://sites.duke.edu/theatrst130s02s2011mg3/2011/05/06/hello-world/#comment-7 Ron Strauss Mon, 16 May 2011 12:17:45 +0000 http://sites.duke.edu/theatrst130s02s2011mg3/?p=1#comment-7 This is an amazing undertaking and I will follow it with care. As a person who has worked with people born with facial birth conditions for many years, I have observed (and written about) how much they learn from their unique experiences with illness and from being different. For me, such differentness is really a “blessing in disguise” – as there is often heightened sensitivity and awareness of self and others from having to respond to the experience of struggle and healing. Thank you so much for taking on this project! Yours, Ron Strauss

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