Caregiver Preparedness
Most of us belong somehow to a tribe or have a committed relationship where caring for someone should illness occur comes as part of the package. It is our tendency to hope for the best, however doing a quick reality check on how prepared you and your loved ones are...No Time Passes a Decade After 9/11
911 happened five months after my late husband, Gary, died from cancer. May 7th marks the tenth anniversary of his passing. In calendar terms, a decade is a long time to have our military hunting down a man. It is a long time for those who lost loved ones on 9/11 and...Almost is NEVER Good Enough
Imagine if the pilot of a plane almost made the runway…or a fireman almost put out the fire…or you put almost all the necessary energy into healing from cancer or caring for a loved one with cancer? In my world, almost is never good enough. I’ve spent time asking...Being Grateful for Shakespeare
Shakespeare knew what he was doing when he employed the device of the foil. It is a gift we can use in modern times as it is a device that can give us a reflection of our world. My blog post last week, A Call for Kindness, was inspired by a story of a woman who...Wings of Compassion & Caring
The deeper I go into the cancer community, built out of terrific challenges generated by a diagnosis, rounds of treatments, living into a new normal no one can truly prepare for, the more I am humbled by how people show up. Out of diversity and tragic circumstances,...
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