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With each passing day, the reality that I am dying hits home. Dying this young wasn't part of my plan. Really though, is it part of anyone's plan?

My body may be giving way, but my Spirit does not have to follow it down the Rabbit Hole into despair.

I would rather be playing hockey than dealing with a cancer diagnosis.

Our world acts in accordance with natural laws. "The 'natural' world operates on principles where fairness plays no part..." Madeleine L'Engle

Do you believe that your thoughts create your reality? That what you think about you bring about? While what you think does have significance, I believe that there is more to the story.

When diagnosed with an illness, one might easily pray for the miracle in the form of a cure. If all I focused on was this miracle, I might have missed out on all the daily miracles in my life.

Navigating through cancer is at times like being on a path that is overgrown. Which path do I take when everything is overgrown and feels unfamiliar?

Listen to Life was a phrase that grabbed my attention as I read The Five Levels of Attachment by Don Miguel Ruiz Jr. What exactly does it mean to Listen to Life?

Knowing that "Life can change in the blink of an eye", can you learn to appreciate those days when you are overwhelmed and overtired? Just because you still have life? 

What it feels like to face mortality when it staring you right in the face? 

This is a reflection on Robert Ohotto's question, "Can you accept life on Life's terms?"