Miami Children’s Hospital’s ‘Ion Channel Epilepsy Program’ leads the fight against Dravet Syndrome, a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy for which there is currently no cure.
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After suffering his first seizure at 10 months old due to a brain tumor and years of unsuccessful medications to treat his seizures, Matthew’s parents made the trip from Orlando …
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Ever wake up at 3 a.m. in the morning with the best idea you’ve ever had only to have it shot down by your colleagues?
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For my latest e-video, I wrote a rap song that I thought was pretty clever. My 12-year-old daughter, however, then proceeded to “school” me with the help of Miami hip-hop …
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For the past 26 years, CHARLEE Homes for Children, a private not-for-profit agency that cares for children ages 0-23 years old in Miami-Dade County who have been placed in foster …
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Firewall Ministries looks to provide every youth with an opportunity to reach their greatest potential through a daily, relational, and holistic approach to after-school programming.
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Why are companies still hesitant to accept social media as part of their marketing strategy? Perhaps because social media can’t really be defined anymore…
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Beautiful Hideaway Beach in Marco Island was the setting for Michelle & Matt’s wedding day. Here are highlights. . .
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A beautiful day in Fort Lauderdale for Jocelynn & Vinny’s wedding day. . .
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When Bruce Rossmeyer’s Harley Davidson wanted to promote their 2009 models, they recognized that one video was worth a thousand words. . .
