I’ve done a lot of scary things in my life. I’ve fought cancer. I’ve fought covid-19. I’ve walked on stage in front of thousands of people. I’ve starred in plays and musicals. I’ve spoken to audiences from as small as … Read More
I met two cancer survivors yesterday. After months of not being called to help I was asked twice in one day. This used to happen more often. Someone would ask if I would talk to another person or to them … Read More
Thank you so much for commenting on the blog, insta, facebook… Before I tell you the Truth about the lie…I will go through the suggestions made in the comments in Wednesday’s post which you can read here . Wednesday’s Post The … Read More
This past weekend I did something entirely new. While I have been promoting my speaking, teaching and writing for a few years now this is the first time I was asked to teach a gratitude workshop. It was interesting to … Read More
Here are some tips on how to write a cancer patient without bugging those of us who actually were/are one! After you have been a cancer patient you realize how they are inaccurately described in fiction and in film/tv. … Read More
On November 17 I went to my 9 month checkup with my oncologist. I did blood work and after that had an appointment with my oncologist, the … Read More
A week ago I was invited to be on CharVision the interview/reading show of psychic/medium Char Margolis. We had a great conversation about writing, positive thinking and my journey through breast cancer as a wife and mother. Char was … Read More
Survivor’s guilt: it’s not what you think. For years I wasn’t able to blissfully schedule things. I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop. For awhile there I wanted to … Read More
Back in 2010 I began walking in the Revlon RunWalk in LA. It was a wonderful experience for my family and myself. Unfortunately the five years I walked were the last five years of the event. In 2012 I … Read More
From writer to cancer survivor to writer again. When I began writing my blog I named it “My Story Right Now” because I was desperate to have my cancer diagnosis be a part of my life and not my whole … Read More