Skip to content

My Grandmother Never Talked About the 1918 Pandemic. Until She Heard Me Cough.

When the coffins ran out, they used doors. Grandma carried the memory of one forever.

I’m a Doctor. Hepatitis B Almost Killed Me Anyway.

If we make people feel the vaccine is not important, we will go back to a public health crisis.

Here’s What I Know About Vaccines. Trust Me. I’m a Goldendoodle.

My name's Harvey! Here's the story of how one of my friends wasn't vaccinated and got kennel cough.

Hep B Affected Us For Generations

It took me a while to see Hep B for what it was: an intergenerational problem for my family.

I’m beating the odds after cancer. Vaccines help me do it.

I’ve overcome so much medically. But I can’t beat measles and other diseases on my own.

I Can’t Be Vaccinated. That’s Why I Need You to Be.

Every time I get sick, my immune system treats it as something it's never seen before—a complete unknown.

I Was Four Years Old When Measles Collapsed My Left Lung

Measles vaccine became widely available two years later, when I was in first grade.

Love Vaccinates: Faith and Community Immunity

Love your neighbor as yourself, including by protecting them from disease. Three faith leaders speak on the importance of vaccination.

I See COVID Through Memories of the Summer of 1953

The pandemic took me back to when polio stalked every neighborhood in America.

A Vaccine Can Prevent This Cancer

The vaccine didn't exist when I was a teen. I truly wish it had been available, because cancer was brutal.

Back To Top