Closure
Last Saturday, I was fortunate enough to participate in a Facebook Live meeting with three other area authors. We each read from our books and
Connecting the Dots
I met with a client last week who questioned decisions she had made in her life and how her life would be different if she
Death by Meatloaf (Not the Singer)
The past five days have been challenging. Last week’s endometrial biopsy came back inconclusive because the surgeon did not collect endometrial tissue in the pipette.
Endings and Beginnings
“Life is impermanent. The sooner we accept this, the less we suffer. Life is always the alpha and omega. We rarely lose everything. Sensations and
Faith Over Fear
Today, my friend shared a nightmare she experienced last night. She had been diagnosed with breast cancer and was beginning treatment. As she lay on
Finding Peace in Emotional Wrestling
I have been thinking about personal growth a lot lately. Personal growth is such a double-edged sword. On the one hand there is this budding
For DeLayne on her Walk through Cancer Together We Stand by Lynn Hungness, Delayne’s Mom
Our circle of family, connected as one Our hands held together, not letting go, holding tight to the finish of each race to be won
George Floyd
It has been a difficult week as this nation comes to grip with the murder of George Floyd and the events that have unfolded since
Going It Alone
I read an interesting article on the site, The Mighty last week and the writer’s thoughts have been whirling through my brain ever since. He
Going It Alone Part II
Death. That word is a buzz-kill right from the start of the blog post, right? Death is an event or process that we all experience
Got Spoons?
Spoons. Who would think that this simple table utensil would become such a part of my vocabulary. But it has thanks to Christine Miserandino. Christine,
Grieve
It started with a simple text on Friday night telling me that Mark had died unexpectedly earlier that day. I was stunned, as though I
