Milestones. Hmmm. I get it. I do. I understand why we mark specific moments or days or accomplishments. Sort of like anniversaries and I very much appreciate honoring those… But the milestone is a social construct,
This one, you guys. This one. I have LOVED writing these articles for CSC, each one telling an authentic part of my story. This one delves into a concept I have come to cling
I’m a little behind…Cancer Support Community posted my Part 3 of 5 last Thursday (8/4/22) but I wasn’t able to get this posted on my own site right away as I was moving my
I was scrolling on facebook today and came across this quote. There is a significance to this sentiment that I’d like to delve into deeper than what lies on its surface. “Promise me not
Part 2 of 5 of my blog series that I’m writing for Cancer Support Community. 💛 CSC posted this article #2 today. I’m so grateful for my support system. Husband, Daughters, Mom, Dad…you guys
I love Cancer Support Community. They are an incredible resource for patients/survivors and caregivers. And, well, anyone who wants to understand the realities of cancer in order to grow empathy and perspective. CSC is
*This is *my* experience, not everyone’s. Also, this is authenticity. That’s what you get with me. I want to model that which I value. Also, also, I continue to document my cancer story to
Looking into the *nature* of our core beliefs can be overwhelming work. Insight takes effort. It’s also necessary to remember that insight is multi-layered…the more effort you give, the deeper the insight will be,
Something that is often addressed and discussed throughout life coaching and counseling relationships is the client’s core beliefs. What we hold as core beliefs are not only our life’s anchors, but will often create
I’m having a bad day, friends. My body is in meltdown mode, sensory issues through the roof. I want to scream, rip my hair out, tear my skin off, flail about and lose all