What a crazy adventure we’re in. So many have spoken, sharing their take, their opinions, their facts, their jokes, their love. Up until ...

Hi blog readers! Dropping in to share some fun news :) Today I am launching a new podcast I'm with my amazing friend and colleague, Brian...

Eight years before trading in my ovaries for a cancer diagnosis, I knew I was ready for real healing. Popping pills and suppressing symp...

Most people beyond my inner circle have no idea that I hurt, a lot, somewhere between my head and my hips for at least a chunk of almost ...

As I listened to my friend’s family share stories at her funeral, I couldn’t help but smile as I realized the problem she’d come to me wi...

I can still remember the moment, 20 years ago, when I first glimpsed a baby’s head coming out of my body. It was the only time “Oh My God...

I only pretend to like roller coasters and I’ve always abhorred the idea of cliff jumping, so I had to laugh at myself when I realized th...

In the midst of creating this blog, I debated whether to include posts from an old one written during my cancer adventure. Exploring dea...

Hello gorgeous people, A few thoughts as we wrap up our grand adventure… At our kickoff in January, I fell into the most amazing bliss - ...

I’d just finished putting into words what I wanted help with when John, my prospective coach, asked, “How important is your story to you,...

You know that goopy stage in between crawling around like a caterpillar and taking flight, the phase where it looks like nothing is happe...

While walking in the most gorgeous snowfall this week, I was listening to Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop the Feeling and I just couldn’t ...

One year ago today I woke up from surgery in menopause and with a cancer diagnosis. It's been one hell of a year, a packed 12 months to s...

“Yay! You’re not going to die!,” Cam said, when I told him my latest CT scan was clear. Steve and I, on the other hand, just wanted a nap...

I’ve been on the hunt for a while, looking for a great place to process my cancer-related 'stuff.' I want to engage with people who know ...

Though I'd welcome a faster pace, when I look behind me a few weeks I can see I'm actually getting somewhere. The exhaustion still shows ...

Having lived 40 plus years with the undercurrent of expectation that I'd live a long life, I find myself post-cancer unable to swallow th...

Been holing up for a while to let the mental and emotional dust settle. The weeks since finishing chemo have been surprisingly intense - ...

Can't tell the story of my cancer adventure without a post about sjm (my favorite name for him). All bias aside, he is a MOST lovable hum...