One month ago today, many of us found ourselves giddy with excitement and anticipation about the dawn of a new year and the fresh start that awaited us. Now that the new car smell of 2016 has worn off, and… Read More ›
Month: January 2016
Waiting Room Wisdom
It never ceases to amaze me how a seemingly innocuous meeting with a stranger can end up having a profound impact on our lives. I am fascinated by people’s stories, and I am equally fascinated by all of the ways… Read More ›
Just
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, one of the first thoughts that came to my mind was, “I don’t have time for this.” I remember thinking that I have two daughters, a full-time job, more than enough responsibilities, and… Read More ›
The Year of Living Intentionally: Day 24
When I started radiation therapy for breast cancer, my radiologist reviewed a list of side effects with me to prepare me for the journey ahead. Since the effects of radiation are cumulative, she said that the fatigue would become more pronounced… Read More ›
The Year of Living Intentionally: Day 21
Recently, I received an email from my person. Since we often exchange emails, I wasn’t too surprised when I saw it in my inbox, but I was surprised when what I thought was a music video ended up being a video… Read More ›
Tanned
Being diagnosed with breast cancer has introduced my family, friends, and me to a slew of new medical terms and treatments. We have had to be on our “A” game and become quick studies, with some being quicker than others. … Read More ›
The Year of Living Intentionally: Day 17
It is easy to get caught up in the excitement and promise of a new year. Many of us set intentions and make resolutions, and we set out with high hopes and grand plans. Some of us work tirelessly to… Read More ›
Not So Radiant
Since beginning radiation therapy last week, I have made a number of observations, some funny and some serious. In no particular order, here’s what went down while I was being lit up: This is a tough crowd. Like most of the… Read More ›
Booked
Life has been far too serious lately, and this heaviness has seeped in the chats with my person. Lately, we have been discussing life, death, and everything in between, and the discussion led to what we both wanted to accomplish… Read More ›
Drowning in the Gene Pool
One of the countless things I have learned since being diagnosed with breast cancer is that everything is a hurry up and wait game. There is a constant barrage of tests, procedures, and treatment, and for every action, there is… Read More ›
