Vgly First trailer released for Wes Anderson s new film, The French Dispatch
TURLOCK, Calif. 鈥?Carlos Perales life is like a lot of people s. Hes been working from home for almost two years, hes a father and stepfather to a house full of kids and he shares his home office with a
stanley cup dog.But theres one big difference b
stanley cup etween his life and most Americans . Right now, its hanging around his neck. The 5FU, which is a little pump, looks like a lemon. Its funny. This little guy s gravity feeds into me, said Perales.Its the pump for his chemotherapy. Hes been battling aggressive colon cancer. The doctors told him his outlook wasnt good That was the first time ever in my life that I ever felt like I was going to faint. Because when the doctor said two, two and half years, youre kind of like, Oh, really Not necessarily one wants to hear at being 36 years old, who just had twins, said Perales. His diagnosis came just
stanley cup a month after his twin sons were born.Perales said he ignored some of the symptoms of colon cancer like a change in bowel habits, blood in his stool, diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pain and unexplained weight lossEarly detection is one of the keys to surviving the disease. Bowel cancer is one of the few cancers thats generally preventable, said Dr. J Sfzs Mild COVID-19 cases still linked to brain damage, study finds
A sunny afternoon by the po
converse ol was interrupted by a black bear in central Massachusetts recently.Matt Bete is taking a pool-side nap at his home in Greenfield, when a small bear wanders into his backyard. The gate was left open and the bear is seen on cameracasually walking over to the pool for a drink.The bear then sniffs arou
jordan nd, walks over to the chair, and uses his paw to nudge Betes foot. Bete was clearly surprised to see who had interrupted his nap. From the video, the bear was shocked, too, running away.A few seconds later, the bear cautiously wanders closer to a now-awake Bete, who is holding up his cell phone to capt
airmax ure images of the animal. Then the animal runs off for good. Matt just stayed calm and knew he had a chair and stool there to protect him if he needed it, said Matts wife, Dawn Bete, to CBS Boston. Just crazy! Copyright 2020 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Breaking News Newsletter and receive up to date information. now signed up to receive the Breaking News Newsletter. Click here to manage all New
