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17 Years Without My Sister: Dealing with Death Anniversaries & Grief

“It’s just a day”–my sister’s 17th death anniversary. I can tell myself over and over, and my mind can almost believe it. But my body says differently: It’s not “just…

Reluctant Warrior: A Breast Cancer Memoir & Emotional Survival Guide

As I write by book, Reluctant Warrior: A Breast Cancer Memoir & Emotional Survival Guide I’m sharing it here on my blog…

When Your sister Dies, The Grief Doesn’t ‘Go Away’

Two of my sisters have died, and one thing I know for sure is this: The grief doesn’t just “go away.”…”Why hasn’t the world stopped? My sister just died.”…

5 Year Breast Cancer-versary

Today is five years since I heard the words: “I’m sorry. It is breast cancer.” How does it feel to experience my 5 year breast cancer-versary? I woke up too…

Breast Cancer Trauma and Self-Worth

Breast cancer trauma has deeply impacted my sense of self-worth, making me wonder “Who am I now?” I’m not the only one….

Join my All New 8 Day REPLENISH Self-Care Challenge

We women are so good at caring for everyone else, but we’re not so good at self-care. We hustle to maintain it all–family, work, home, health, goals, purpose, relationships–but the…

Like a Watered Garden, New Podcast

“Like a Watered Garden,” the podcast that shows you how to personalize the scriptures to help you “overcome, become, and flourish” in bio-psycho-social-emotional and spiritual ways, using Come Follow Me…

“Dear Body,” My Breast Cancer Photo Shoot with BRCA Strong

“Dear Body, I once thought you were my enemy. Now I know BREAST CANCER is the enemy. And you?…” Imagine writing a letter to your body… What would it say?…

BRCA Gene Mutation & The Waves of Impact on Family (Video)

“What does it mean to carry the BRCA gene mutation–for myself & my family?” 2 years ago today, I learned I carry the BRCA1 genetic mutation–10 days after I’d already…

COVID has Shown Us What It’s Like to Have Cancer

I’ve spent the last 24 months of my life dealing with breast cancer, and the last 12 months dealing with breast cancer AND Covid. And I have come to see…