These “Gave Me life”, well sort of

A real life-line book, one that will take you play-by-play through the breast cancer journey is The Silver Lining: A Supportive and Insightful Guide to Breast Cancer by Hollye Jacobs. I wish I had this book in the beginning of my journey, because it really takes you through everything! Read More
I easily get overwhelmed at this time of year. I worry about spending too much or not enough, preparing (food, activities) too much or not enough. What gifts to buy (Family, send your list in NOW), grades in (finished), meals planned, the house prepared (Where will all the coats go?), etc? 😱 Read More
I like fashion magazines, but many model sizes are in the lower single digits. This season, Project Runway models gave me a glimpse into what is possible for everyone. Read More
We go through many things as women – we tend and befriend, often instead of fight or flight. We endure pain and suffering when we experience losses of almost any type. And I’m sure you could name more. However, this is about us rising from those hurts intended or not. This is about being joyous despite the bumps and bruises. Read More
“What do you see when you look in the mirror?” That was the question I asked women who had breast reconstruction after breast cancer. I, like many other breast cancer survivors/thrivers, finally mustered the courage to look at myself in the mirror, a few days after getting home from the hospital.
Sometimes, I want to just look at art and appreciate great work. Take some time to enjoy a museum, a good play or something different from what you might normally do.
On my return trip from The Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi) which met in Houston last week, I got stopped at the TSA checkpoint. Read More