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Many people were as surprised about me being diagnosed with cancer as I was. Perhaps it was because if it could happen to me, it could happen to them. That was how I felt by the death of Laura Harris. She was just fifty-three (my age now). She was active and outgoing. It was her death almost 12 years ago, that taught me not to wait to live life. She also taught me to swim better, helping me to make it through the 1.5 km half-ironman swim. How does someone not take cancer personally, when it has so much potential to lead to death? 

Who am I really? How am I meant to serve the greater good? What will I do with the rest of my life? These are just a few of the questions that continue to wash over me, as I sit in that row boat, in the middle of the ocean surrounded by the fog. 

"What is your relationship with uncertainty?" Personally, I have spent the past year wrestling with life's uncertainties.  Not just because of the global pandemic, but because I was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in early February 2020. 

As part of my personal Journey of Healing, I journal every morning. I am not just writing; I am conversing with God. The God that is within me to the Source of Universal Power that is greater than myself.  This morning I heard the words, "share it." Which meant that I was to find a way to share my inner most thoughts with you.  You might be more inclined to watch a video blog than to read these words. Though if you are meant to get the message you will. 

Ever felt alone when you were with another person? Or wondered if there is anything you can do about it?

Remember the dreams where you were standing naked in front of a crowd?  That’s how I felt when I published Happily Ever Now. It was like I was running around town naked. I have just... Read More

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. An old cliché but also a truth. It is simple and to the point. If simple then why are so many people not practicing prevention? Why do... Read More

Once upon a time… We all know the story of the three bears. Too hard; too soft; just right. Too hot; too cold; just right. As a physiotherapist, my clients tell me how they overdid it... Read More

There are choices you can make that will reduce your arthritic pain. 

Caffeine was bringing me down A friend gave me an energy drink a few years ago, and told me it didn’t have caffeine in it. I drank it before a hockey game. I experienced heart... Read More