I was asked on Instagram how I was able to “beat the disease” in reference to a post stating being a 2-year glioblastoma survivor.  I have well out-lived average survival.  I am so grateful to

Kangaroo Farm KelownaBeach in KelownaCamp Oshkidee                                        windy Cochin on the way to Saskatoon from camp   

This summer was delightful, soul-filling, relationship-building, affirming, adventurous, life-giving.  I enjoyed family and friends (new and old) deeply.  Ryan and I learned so much this summer through these interactions (see posts on “What I learned

This summer I furthered my learning on grief, in the process I’ve begun learning what it truly means to be a neighbor. (*1)  My neighbor was diagnosed with cancer in January.  I didn’t know this,

It is truly a privilege to be able to sit and write today.  It seems lately that as each day passes I cherish moments ever more deeply.  I love writing.  It doesn’t always come easy;

Here I am with a handful of free hours before me.  My tea is hot, music is in my ears telling me that God loves me, my keyboard is at my fingertips and I am

Not much has changed in my brain, and this is GREAT news!  All glory to our amazing God❤️ .

I don’t know where to start.  I value clarity and feel I very likely will be missing the mark on this post, but…. oh well.  So much has happened in my soul this past couple

Today is MRI Day.This morning I had blood work.  As I waited at the hospital lab I felt my blood pressure creep up and up.  Stealing descriptors from my toddlers hospitals feel yucky to me

As I’ve opened myself to grieving the loss of my career, I optimistically survey my new realities and receive much clarity.  I see that for the most part the largest change in my life is