I spent the last few days getting things ready for the shredders. No love letters but definitely memories and reminiscing. But in the way that you do —you read pages occasionally, and there they were…all the bills, EOBs, and such … 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
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
To my writing clients I will be back to writing about writing shortly but today is special… 8 years ago today I became cancer free. How long that cancer had been growing … 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
Sometimes you need a gift for a breast cancer patient What do you get? A blanket? Maybe, I certainly received a number of them still in use today and they are soft and fabulous. Do you buy a scarf? Yes … Read More
Here are 3 Pieces of Advice for parents from my book, “Chemo, Cupcakes and Carpools.” I hope this helps. Write It Down If there is one piece of advice that will save your sanity in the midst of chemo treatment it is … Read More
In this book I respond to questions I received during the years since my breast cancer diagnosis –16 questions answered on how to get through this difficult time without making your kids live cancer treatment 24/7. I was determined that my kids … Read More