Okay AND Not Okay
Yesterday, I sat in on a webinar from Matthias Barker, and his work resonated. While sitting and taking notes, he asked a question that felt like a gut punch. How do you want to spend your energy? Do you just want to cope, or invest in healing? It never occurred to me that the ability…
Back to Work
I was cleared to return to work and this was the end of my second work week. On the one hand, it feels good to be back at work. Helping people get access to care is my passion. It’s nice to be in the thick of it making it easier and possible for patients to…
Love of Body, Love of Soul
I recognize my soul. My inner most self that only I get to see. I saw her in the mirror as a child. She longed to use both hands and not trip when she played. I saw her in the mirror as a tween. She hated the bumps on her chest. It made her friends…
When heroes become friends
I wouldn’t say I have a lot of friends. I do know a lot of people. My health with cerebral palsy, diabetes, and my more recent breast health and surgery has placed me in the atmosphere of truly amazing medical professionals. These are some of my most trusted people. Some of it is the professional…
Archive: A Tribute (updated)
Insomnia reared its head tonight, and rather than let my thoughts spiral, I came to my computer to write. When my husband told me about the trip to Utah last weekend, I only agreed to accompany him if I could see someone I missed. Last weekend, while we were down in Utah, we made time…
Road Tripping
Earlier this week, we learned of the death of a distant relative on my husband’s side. We are down for the funeral. My body hates the seat belt. Overall, it was a good and relaxing ride. It’s interesting being in a hotel room while going through the insomnia cycle and recovering from surgery. I’m sleeping…
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Indomitable Bellatrix 