Finding meaning, humor, and happiness after being diagnosed with an incurable disease.
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What a Good Day Looks Like
I’m always going to write about this from different angles, and the reason is this: We have been conditioned since birth in this country (the US) to believe that a good day is productive and without conflict. Where everything goes our way,...
Can Positive Thoughts Make Us Well?
From the beginning of this trek through cancer, I’ve had one thought that has stuck with me (well, I’ve had a bunch, but this is one of the top ones):
If negative thoughts can make me sick, then positive thoughts can help make me well.
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When Your Friend with Chronic Illness Cancels...Again
Being friends with someone who has any kind of chronic illness is not easy. The person you used to depend on for last minute happy hours, long talks on the phone, or lunch dates suddenly isn’t as available. They either can’t do the thing (e...
What My Therapist Told Me About “Being Positive”
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I’ve been told all my life that I’m positive. That I look for the possibil...
Life’s Messy...
I’m thinking about that old paper towel commercial where the disembodied voice says, “Life’s messy. Clean it up.”
And I’m thinking to myself, “But what if we don’t clean it up? What if that’s not the point?”
Hear me out. I’m not suggestin...
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Diagnosed with “incurable” cancer and determined to live fully in the midst of it all.
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