ONE YEAR POST BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT. I have thought about this post several times, what I wanted to say and how I wanted to convey what this last year has entailed. As I typed and re-typed several words, all I’m left with is humble gratitude. There is nothing we did to deserve the grace God…
After posting about my use of red light therapy, I’ve had lots of questions about it. I hope to share more and more so that you can decide whether it’s a good idea for you. In the meantime, please keep sending me questions. There is no weird or ridiculous question because I had no clue…
This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure here. Cancer is a BEAST. It doesn’t take having cancer and then going through chemo to know that it wreaks havoc on the body, which ends up wreaking havoc on the whole person, then their family, and all those around them. Two years ago, I was diagnosed with…
Every 6 weeks, I am tested for the specific type of leukemia that took over my blood. And every 6 weeks, the cycle of unknowns and worry flow through my mind, which eventually effect my body. The level of “scanxiety” rises each time, even though each time I tell myself “I’m not going to let…
As we made our way down the familiar path to school for back-to-school night last night, I couldn’t help but think how we even got to this point and how we are at the brink of another school year! Dan and I were talking about what our summer looked like and it was filled with…
This past weekend, Mazy and I did a little mommy/daughter trip to the Mackinaw area. For those who aren’t familiar with the area, this place is iconic for the 5 mild suspension bridge that spans between the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan and also has a dreamy island nestled to the right of the…
