I have found it interesting that even three years later, October 9 looms. I’ve been all-consumed with what the date has been for the last many days, even into the last few weeks. “Are
How is it that I can feel the most healthy I’ve ever felt in how I engage with life while at the same time feel the most unhealthy I’ve ever felt in how I
I was out with some friends today, taking a lovely stroll around Estes Park, and one of them said something. [*Side bar – I don’t plan ahead for what I’m going to write about…instead,
A Breast Cancer Survivor’s Perspective on Breast Cancer Month Oh October. You are a most difficult month as you hold some of my most difficult memories. And if that weren’t enough, around every corner
We often don’t give credit to our feelings and what they can teach us. Using feeling words, describe a time or experience of transformation in your life. Life offers lessons for each of us. What would
I read something today… “Love and hurry are oil and water: they simply do not mix.” (John Mark Comer) Oh man does that resonate with me. I’ve written a lot lately about the value of time…but stick
One of the hardest, most deeply troubling things about breast cancer is the impact it has on body image. It’s confusing for sure feeling stuck in a body that I struggle to connect with.
UGH. I’ve felt totally off all day. A L L DAY. My body hurts. My stomach is upset. My mind is restless. My heart is agitated. My whole being, edgy. I’M SO BLAHHHHHHHHHHH. I
Consider the word, ‘surrender.’ Now consider the word, ‘freedom.’ I read a quote scrolling through instagram several months ago that said, ‘you’re only as free as your surrender,’ and it stopped my scroll. In
I’m sitting on a porch swing in the Colorado mountains, coffee close by, a fall chill in the air, the breeze gently quaking the aspens. It’s lovely here. And it’s quiet; my mind dreaming