Saying the quiet things out loud about cancer at 32, grief and rebuilding a life.
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What It’s Like To Get Laid Off in Corporate America
I lost my job recently.
A lot of people have asked me if it was a surprise or if I knew it was coming. My answer to this is mixed. Layoffs have come and gone over the years, and I’ve watched statuses turn grey overnight and chat histories...
How to Show Up For The Cancer Community
We live in a time when you almost certainly know someone cancer has touched. A mother. A cousin. An uncle. A grandparent. A friend. It is becoming far too common. Even as someone who has lived it, I get incredibly overwhelmed with a singula...
Getting Cancer When Your Friends Become Moms
This past summer, I stepped into a toy store to find a small gift for my best friend’s son. It would be our first time meeting. He was born two years earlier, but the miles between us and my cancer diagnosis kept pushing that day further aw...
Beautifully Rare
I don't remember the exact moment that Sydney Towle landed into my feed on social media. I don't know if it was a video about her ongoing cancer treatments or one of her "sydsips" videos, where she'd review a coffee shop she liked. What I d...
Who's Actually in the Room (Spoiler: Not Just You and Your Doctor)
Who’s Actually in the Room
When I was first diagnosed with Stage III cancer at the age of thirty two, I truly had no idea that beyond fighting for my life, I would be fighting my way through a business and a system. Nothing prepared me f...
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Life is hard. Saying the quiet things out loud. Essays on losing my mom, surviving miscarriages, cancer at 32, and everything in between.
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