Walking a Loved One Eternally Home
“I have stage 4 cancer,” my sister Tracy said. I groaned as I tightened my grip on the phone. How […]
11 Benefits of Creativity Through Crafting
Blobs of paint, faceted stones and skeins of thread crafted into masterpieces by my own hands boggle my mind. (See
Ovarian Cancer Survivors: The Fried Eggs—Sunny-Side Up
“We should start a social group for ovarian cancer survivors,” the leader of our STS (Survivors Teaching Students) course said.
7 Steps to Celebrate Life in the New Year for Those Grieving
The ball drops in Times Square, announcing the arrival of a new year. For many, promises of new beginnings and
8 Ways to Cope with Grief During the Holidays
Turkey, tinsel and Christmas lights cannot fill the emptiness in our hearts after the loss of a loved one. A
A Sparkle of Hope for Gynecologic Cancers
Electricity filled the air, sparking excitement and anticipation as I approached the registration table at the Monona Terrace. The time
Not All Female Cancers Are Pink
Pink lights illuminate bridges, state capitols and city landmarks. Runners, walkers and strollers race for the cure. Pink ribbons embellish
Cancer: A Word that Strikes Terror
Are there certain words that trigger pressure in your chest or tightness in your throat? For me, that word is
Pursuing Happiness? Upgrade to Joy
In the pursuit of happiness, I have filled my life with many things. Some I regret, some were wonderful gifts,
Press into Liberty
July, the month we celebrate liberty. We wave our flags, shoot off fireworks, and host cookouts. We proudly blast our