Like
the rest of you we are often a bit disheartened
when we watch the news or pick up the paper.In
this section we will pay tribute to the men
and women who like Michaela and Sully are
each trying in their own way to make the
world a better place. We will also share
with each other what made this series so
special and relive the spirit of Dr. Quinn
in all its many forms.
How
Dr. Quinn Touched My Life
It's
been six years since the cancellation and the love
for this incredible series is still strong as the
existence and continued growth of this magazine proves.
What did Dr. Quinn mean to you? What does it still
mean to you? These stories give
testimony to the gift of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman.
There is nothing like the thrill of victory, rooting for the home team, making that winning score. But for 170 million children and adults with intellectual disabilities, winning isn't everything. It's about the fight to excel. Special Olympics is their chance to 'shine'.
"Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt"
Samantha Hargrave, born in the slums of Victorian London, dares to dream of becoming one of the first women doctors -- and surgeons -- in America. Read More
What was it like to visit Pranch after the series was cancelled? For one fan, a visit to the set held a whole different kind of magic. Read Little Italy's Journal
In honor of the love between our favorite tv couple, we have a very special gift for you, from Irene and Canice. FOREVER LOVE (download music video)
(Note, video is quite large and may take a while to download if you are on dialup but it's worth it!) music from this video copyright Reba McEntire
Dr
Quinn Medicine Woman embodied a spirit
of respect for all living things, especially
animals. Wolf, was Sully's loyal companion
and guardian angel and a beloved Quinn
character in his own right. In this same
spirit we would like to pay tribute to our
own 'guardian angels' our beloved pets, living
and deceased. Truly, the spirit of Dr Quinn
can be seen every day in their selfless devotion
to all of us. OUR
BELOVED PETS
If you would like your
pet featured here (living
or deceased) send us
a photo of your beloved
pet and a few words about
why they mean (meant)
so much to you. CONTACT
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There is nothing like the thrill of victory, rooting for the home team, making that winning score. But for 170 million children and adults with intellectual disabilities, winning isn't everything. It's about the fight to excel. Special Olympics is their chance to 'shine'.
Samantha Hargrave, born in the slums of Victorian London, dares to dream of becoming one of the first women doctors -- and surgeons -- in America. 
