My PICC Line

My personal journey, with aplastic anemia, through the healthcare industry

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Entries Tagged ‘Regina Holliday’

NPR feature on Regina Holliday and her mural 73 cents

Jan.20, 2010 in healthcare

Above Regina Holliday explains 73 cents, a mural inspired by her late husband’s healthcare experience. Listen to the NPR feature here. In Novemember, Regina submitted her family’s story to myPICCline.

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Submit Your Story: Fred’s Story and his wife’s response

Nov.05, 2009 in healthcare

Regina Holliday’s husband Fred passed away in June 2009 after battling cancer. Fred’s medical experience left her appalled and so she responded by advocating for healthcare reform through art. The mural, 73 cents(seen above), adorns an outerwall of the BP gas station on NW Connecticut Ave in Washington D.C. It has been covered by media [...]

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I'm Matt Sheehan. In July 2009, I learned that I was suffering from a disease called aplastic anemia. What exactly caused it I may never know. What I do know is that for the next few years, I will endure thousands of hospital hours and the bureaucracy and confusion of the U.S. health care industry. I'd like to share my story. Please come back often.

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