Click on the photo to read about 50 years of heart transplantation, what goes on behind the red lines in surgery, and more stories.
Author: Sandra Shelley
Click on the photo above to read about the mysterious life and death of Japanese businessman, Tokokichiro Abe and other stories I wrote for Friends of Hollywood Cemetery.
It’s still possible to find your dream home during the pandemic–find out how in this December 2020 Virginia Living article.
Grace Episcopal Church in Keswick celebrates 275 years with a renovation and an out-of-this-world pipe organ. Read about it in this October 2020 Virginia Living article.
Learn about 2020’s 7 Healthy Food Trends and Sentara’s Telehealth program and meet a biohacker in my articles for the October 2020 Virginia Living.
Image by Kate Magee Photography.
From alkaline water to salt caves, I asked a medical expert about the year’s top health fads in this article for the February 2020 Virginia Living.
Is your mouth kissworthy? Learn the answer to this question and explore the mouth/body health connection and more in this special section that I wrote for the June 2020 Virginia Living.
“There are 80,000 stories–or maybe more” at Hollywood Cemetery. Read about the Valentine Museum tour guides and other happenings in this Spring 2019 Friends of Hollywood Cemetery newsletter.
I was the copywriter for three advertorials for the VCU Massey Cancer Center, which appeared in the Richmond Free Press.
In this Virginia Living article, follow Lucy Rise and Corell Moore–two women in their mid-50s–in their journey to climb every mountain.
As the Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years of cookie sales, take a step back in time to the FFV Bakery, where it all began.
In this issue of The Beat, meet the dream team that has helped shape VCU Pauley Heart Center into a world class heart center in this cover story. In other articles, read the stories of two young cardiac transplant patients, VCU’s 100th total artificial heart implant, the challenging work of the mobile ECMO team and more.