Please light a candle in memory of anyone you know who has been struck down by Cancer or is still living with it.  A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle but it certainly helps create awareness of the disease and the need to fight back.

American swimmer Michael Phelps swam his final Olympic race on Saturday August 4, 2012, winning his 18th gold and 22nd overall medal with his United States teammates in the the 4x100 medley relay. Young swimmers and athlets will be looking at Michael Phelps as the greatest olympian of all times. Let's take a look at 22 facts about Michael Phelps' 22 career Olympic medals.

1. Only eight countries have won as many gold medals in London as Phelps.

2. Michael Phelps won his first Olympic medal in 2004. His 18 golds since the Athens Games would rank 12th overall for all nations, ahead of Olympic powers like Romania, Poland, the Netherlands, Cuba and Spain.

3. Speaking of the Spanish, with tennis powers, World Cup champions and Tour de France winners, the nation is generally thought of as a world leader in athletics. Phelps has 10 more golds than Spain since 2004.

Point Foundation was founded by Bruce Lindstrom and Carl Strickland in 2001 to provide financial support, mentoring, leadership, training and hope to meritorious students who are marginalized due to sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.

 The ultimate mission of Darkness to Light (D2L),   to end childhood sexual abuse, can only be accomplished by sharing the solution of prevention, creating mentorship programs, and develop awareness and education of more and more people. This, in turn, will change the way our nation and culture cares for, protects and nurtures our children.