I don't care what your breasts look like.' " Recognizing the importance of honesty and communication when cancer strikes, Ms. Bantug, now 31, went on to run a cancer survivors' clinic at the Johns Hopkins Breast Center, helping other couples through the cancer experience.
Today, while we in the Huffington Post community may be relieved that the shooter was a right wing white supremacist, we should ask ourselves how we would feel if the shooter was a left-wing anti-Israel fanatic and then have the integrity and honesty to recognize the future possibility and danger of that happening.
Who knows, we may at last recognize the irreplaceable value of public and private honesty.
In the book, "Millett writes about the situation—her mother's distance and imperiousness, her family's failure to recognize the humanity of the old and the insane with brutal honesty.
Recognizing honesty in other people can be helpful when you're trying to live an honest life.
We recognize their honesty as they reveal their weaknesses.
They'll recognize your honesty and they'll be less likely to try and attack you.
I can feel movement there, and I recognize it as my soul resonating with the honesty and hard truth of Rashad's poem.
Nicolls, a lawyer and later a judge, was recognized for his honesty at a time when many judges were susceptible to bribery and other malfeasance.
That work includes teaching young doctors better communication skills, establishing reimbursement systems that allow time for conversations and recognizing just how challenging honesty and transparency can sometimes be.
A universally recognized process of election and democratic decision will depend on the recognition of different professional groups and their participation in councils, the honesty of leaders and some financial autonomy for rural communities.
