I missed the memo about National Dog’s Day so I thought this post was apropos. I have been on a joy journey these last few years. It’s something I wanted more of in my life. I didn’t need exotic vacations or a lot of disposable income. I just wanted to feel happy…more often. I even… Read More
When we are on a journey to make our lives better it can be tempting to focus on what we haven’t yet achieved. If you are trying to shed your muffin top you might be tempted to criticize yourself for only losing one pound this week rather than two or three. Why? You aren’t the… Read More
I feel so incredibly blessed to be having the life experiences that I am having. I love to say that as I realize how many people cannot relate to that sentiment when they know the challenges that have come my way! All the better as I feel so strongly that at least part of my… Read More
Radical Remission part 2: Taking Control of Your Health The second key factor Dr. Turner discovered in researching the ‘spontaneous” remission cases in her New York Times Bestseller “Radical Remission” was a willingness to take control of your health. She broke this factor into 3 components: Taking an active versus passive role in your health… Read More
I decided as part of my journey that I would take the 9 key factors as researched and compiled by Dr. Kelly Turner in the New York Times bestseller Radical Remission: the 9 Key Factors that Can Make a Real Difference in healing from cancer when conventional doctors have given up and apply them to… Read More
I have been utterly blessed by the universe to experience life in a way that most do not. This exquisite part of my journey began in 2010 with my father’s passing and the discovery of a brain tumor in me. As most of you know I chose a holistic path to healing for many reasons… Read More
George Costanza, the ornery, self-centered, greedy character on Seinfeld has more to offer humanity in how NOT to behave. He is the archetype for what not to do. Perhaps the most glaring example of this was when he trampled young children to escape what he thought was an apartment fire. What a jerk! In one… Read More
Words like success and failure, multi-tasking and boredom, illness and wellness all point to the yin/yang nature of life. We have ups. We have downs. In each darkness there is a ray of light. In each lightness there is a ray of dark. We have both within us. It isn’t our job to drive out… Read More
Perspective is everything in this world. The person with a million dollars in their bank account may feel wealthy if surrounded by people with less or poor if surrounded by people with summer homes in the Hamptons. In fact, whenever my kids complain about what they lack I pull up images of children in Bangladesh. … Read More
