Heroine’s Journey
If God chose for you to be a leader or warrior for Him, what kind of training do you think that would require? Think about it." Would it be challenging? Would you be pushed to the edge where you begin to discover the gift of abilities you never knew you had, the God-given ones?
Cancer Crossroads
I respect every cancer treatment choice because I have so many family members who have faced these hard choices; Over twenty family members. If we choose standard cancer treatments like chemotherapy, we know it compromises our immune system to successfully kill cancer cells. There are things to consider. My cancer journey started in 2006
The Link Between a Broken Heart and Cancer
Even in the worst of battles, we can help another. We can go through shock and a broken heart in divorce, loss of a loved one, custody battle, etc. After talking with so many women as a life coach,
Christmas Star
As 2020 comes to a close, the solar system has decided to grace us with a Christmas miracle that hasn't been witnessed in nearly 800 years. On Dec. 21
Love Ourselves As We Do Our Neighbors
We must have self-compassion in order “to love others. When we have shame, self-criticism, guilt, and resentment, we cannot love others as You ask us to. It is an insincere imitation to please another. We must accept Your Love first, and then the Love you gave us will pour out genuinely.
God Clears a Path Always
I like to think of the Lord as He is A leader and my Heavenly Father who is always ahead of me, making a path for me to follow. When things seem to be a big mess, and you can’t find your way, we can get tangled up pretty bad sometimes, or circumstances can put us in places we never thought we’d be.
Big Family, Small House
I grew up with four brothers and sisters and very humble beginnings. My twin sister and I had dresser drawers for a bed when we were babies. Four of us kids were in diapers at the same time, and my parents could not afford a washing machine.
Happy Birthday Dad
Dad, you always try to view us through God's eyes. What a great example. You admit you are not perfect, which teaches humbleness and that it is okay to make mistakes. You know me and answer my questions with patience, love, concern, and honesty. There are no words to capture all that I feel for you, dad;
Last Dance With My Father
I and my father both had cancer in this video. I was stage 4 and God blessed me with the strength to dance this evening. My dad stepped into heaven on May 31, 2019, after a long battle with cancer. I miss him, but oh, how I relive this dance over and over.
Snack Attack
Tonight, I was craving a cheeseburger so bad that it was ridiculous! My husband and I were already in bed, and Michael was exhausted! My stomach would not stop growling; It was so loud! I told him, “I’m so hungry! I’m craving a cheeseburger!” Michael offered to get me a cheeseburger but tiredly said, “Honey, If I get you a yummy surprise instead, will that help?” I said
Cancer In My Family
As far back as I can remember, cancer terrified me. Cancer always meant death was around the corner. Whenever I saw someone losing their hair and dropping weight, it scared me. I was not old enough to understand. I remember the last time I ever saw my grandmother;
