This photoshoot took place ten days ago. Here I am Let's start with body image. You will see the different shots through this article. I am going to share my thoughts with you today. I'm talking about all the times I've stayed away from a social media post that deals with breast cancer. Are they all sharing the whole story or the entire ... Read the Post
Denial is a great thing?
Hakuna Mata
Going in for surgery on your brain during a lockdown - on the one hand, yes, I am so very grateful to be having the treatment. On the other hand, I was scared, terrified. After the past three months, I have been slowly starting edge my way back into the wild. At times, I am nervous and scared going into these repeat scans. Today I will have a ... Read the Post
There are two sides
So often, I hear, "you look great." It is such a double-edged sword. I do not want to be defined by my disease. We all live through our lives with not being just one thing. Everyone has two sides, but both sides make up who you are. You can allow both sides to have a place in your life. I've chosen to use the traumas as ... Read the Post
Beyond Frustration
When I am frustrated with life, my negative talk, meaning the voice in my head that can be self-deprecating, is yelling at me. Can you relate? Frustration can lead to growth. Each day I work on remembering that we grow through life. It all depends on perspective. I admit there are moments that I am cursing under my breath, and I regress. I did have one of those days recently and ... Read the Post
Boost of Confidence
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . How do you see yourself? How confident are you? I love connecting with people and hearing their stories. I recently read "In Pieces" by Sally Fields. Ok, in all honesty, I listened to it on @Audible. You most likely are familiar with this famous actress, and this is her memoir. I'm not going to give you the juicy ... Read the Post
