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How are you? Don’t just answer with your programmed response. Take a second and really think about it . . . how are you? Personally, I know my life has been disrupted. Many of us are going through uncertain times right now with no clear end in sight. . .

When people make the decision to become parents, no matter their circumstances, the expectation of the child should be that these adults will care for me, nurture me, and love me. 

While going through my cancer diagnosis in 2015, Greg and I experienced devastating news every time we went to the doctor. The diagnosis went from not to worry to come in right away. . .

If you listened to my last podcast episode and watched my recent video, you know finding a lump under my arm on New Years Day shook me to the core. The good news, as I mentioned, is all things are pointing in a very positive direction. . .

This episode was supposed to be walking through my breast cancer diagnosis four years ago, but, well, I just found out I have a lump under my arm. I am still waiting for all my test results, but I am attempting to stay as positive as one can be. . .

There are about 130,000 adoptions in the United States each year. To some, that may sound substantial, but when you’re hoping to adopt, it's similar to your chances of winning the lottery . . .

Recently, my best friend reached out to me. She wasn’t feeling herself even though everything in her life was going well. As I have been very vocal with my close friends and family about my clinical depression, I decided to tell her a story . . .

An early memory from my childhood that stands out to me is when I got into trouble at the young age of 6 years old. A lot of children get in trouble with their parents, but this was different . . .

I cannot thank you enough for visiting the website, listening to the podcast, and joining me as I self-reflect and revisit the chapters of my life . . .