We all had jobs. We had a life.

It's like we were moving fast, but here it's like everything is slow.

I've learned a lot of life lessons from Lee Corso. One of those lessons is that great jobs rarely become available. So you take a job and turn it into a great one. O'Leary can do that in Orlando.

Some have lost their jobs, home and insurance. And all the while they have a child with a life-threatening disease.

The time can be better spent doing our jobs and getting on with life.

He was in hell for 12 years and purgatory for 13. He's been denied opportunities in life ... jobs, housing opportunities, friends have shunned him, neighbors have looked at him. ... He's spent more than half his life tainted in this shroud of guilt.