Month: July 2020
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Another Surgery ?*@!
Read more: Another Surgery ?*@!I am facing yet another surgery this month in my BRCA journey. I am so tired of it. The last thing I want…
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Weekly Affirmation – Becoming Healthy
Read more: Weekly Affirmation – Becoming HealthyI am becoming healthy and it has been something that I have been working on since my BRCA gene mutation diagnosis. To achieve…
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Children and Spirituality
Read more: Children and SpiritualityChildren and Spirituality is a topic of interest to me. I am constantly thinking about it and the ways as adults can assist…
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July 2020 Affirmations for Success
Read more: July 2020 Affirmations for SuccessHere are your affirmations for success for this month. I truly believe that they are a powerful tool in changing your life.
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Affirmation for the Week – Finding Peace
Read more: Affirmation for the Week – Finding PeaceI recognize I may be holding on to pain from the past that I have not forgiven. Letting go allows me to move…
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How to Survive Pandemic Isolation
Read more: How to Survive Pandemic IsolationPandemic Isolation plain out sucks. Our new reality is that we will be self-isolating for a lot of time still with the coronavirus…
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Autism and Spirituality – Is there a connection?
Read more: Autism and Spirituality – Is there a connection?I see much of it in children of several of my friends. I don’t remember growing up seeing Autism. When my son was…
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Why do I write about my experiences?
Read more: Why do I write about my experiences?This is stuff that I have learned that Google cannot answer. It is sharing of experiences that we learn lessons and it sharing…
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Weekly Affirmation – Worst Case Scenario Thinking
Read more: Weekly Affirmation – Worst Case Scenario ThinkingWorst case scenario thinking is the worst kind of thinking. Yes you should plan for the worst but if you don’t balance with…
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Learning to Understand Others Means Tolerance
Read more: Learning to Understand Others Means ToleranceIt is scary that so few people take the time to truly understand someone else and their beliefs. Instead of tolerance there is…