Everyone should read classics was the thought running amuck in my mind as Charlotte Brontë captivated me with Jane Eyre’s simple, yet substantial character. Admittedly, I was never much of a classics reader. Their
Introduction When glioblastoma thrust me close to death I was intimately aware of the Divine. She was readily within reach; I touched the corner of Her cloak. Brain cancer had transported me to a “thin
End of Life Wisdom I have learned over the past few years that love is a reliable pathway. (disclaimer- I'm uncertain of *where* exactly this pathway will take me - maybe that's part of the
Wonderfully made Today I marvel at how wonderfully I've been made. I kinda thought my body, my immune system, had let me down allowing cancer to set up a proliferating camp in my brain, but
Today I am a 4 year Glioblastoma survivor! This IS worth celebrating! (So I did, last night with some great lighthearted fun and I laughed more than I have in months! It felt so good.)
The image I’ve chosen for this post is one that I acquired at a retreat I went to a year ago. I resonated with the image because most of it is blurry. It felt like
If you know me well, you know that I LOVE Brene Brown, her books and her teaching. I appreciate her authenticity and wholehearted approach to life. Part of her definition of wholeheartedness is accepting
There is much I could share today. I could write volumes about the significance of today and the journey of the past 3 years. One blog at a time, one book at a time I
Today I am grateful for grace. For freedom and release from trying to measure up. Editorial note:. This sat on my computer unposted for ... Awhile. It felt Ugh. I wondered: is this post too
<<Sept 16 Gratitude: rest and sleep>>.This post is day late because last night I fell asleep in my daughter's bed with her. When I awoke all I could muster was moving my body to my
