It's another day, and another abrupt, unempathetic call from a health care worker at my local public hospital telling me I need to set up...

A loving reminder to self: Even though the world feels like a giant dumpster fire right now, you must find little moments of joy every...

It's been almost a week since my mastectomy surgery. A long week, but also a week that went by in the blink of an eye... Keeping on top...

If you have been following my posts, you know that I'm in that weird cancer limbo land... the purgatory of being diagnosed with cancer...

The warm salty tears thankfully mix inextricably with the hot water as it cascades over my head. .. The sweet relief of the shower water...

"I am not okay I'm barely getting by I'm losing track of days And losing sleep at night I am not okay I'm hanging on the rails So if I...

Cancer. One little word changes everything. Again. Just to be clear, the only reason for this early diagnosis is because I requested...

I have been here before... Having to fight for every test, every precautionary measure, every exam to be covered by insurance. This is...

On Monday, October 7th, the University of Georgia Zeta Tau Alpha sorority chapter hosted a Breast Cancer Survivors Dinner. My sweet...

One of my favorite authors, Elizabeth Gilbert, has started a new passion project. From the Letters From Love website: What? LETTERS FROM...

I've spent the last few months yo-yoing between joy and despair. Joy for the new property/home building project my family has embarked...

It has been a while since I blogged... Almost four months! It's not that I haven't thought of writing. I just didn't really know what...

I write this latest blog post with the most anxious, raw vulnerability to date. When I started this blog several months ago, I knew that...

For as long as I can remember, I've felt a deep connection with the meaning behind the Winter Solstice. Today, on the shortest day of the...

We've all heard about "love languages." Maybe you haven't yet read the entire book: The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt...

You can stop reading this post if you have not experienced any anxiety, depression, worry, or melancholy over the last several years. If...

The word "manspreading" has become a bit cliché; however, everyone knows what you are talking about when you bring up this word. ...

I've been "writing" this blog post in my head for well over a year. When I was diagnosed with cancer, my family and friends showed up in...

In recent years, October isn't mainly known for pumpkin lattes, fall leaves, and Halloween. Marketers have done an excellent job of "pink...

After speaking to a friend who was recently diagnosed with cancer, I realized that one thing we all have in common is that we feel very...