“Please check your breasts and chests regularly. You’re not too young. Cancer doesn’t care who or how old you are.”
- Love What Matters
- Grief
- Loss of Parent
“Please check your breasts and chests regularly. You’re not too young. Cancer doesn’t care who or how old you are.”
“Thank you, Dad, for sharing with me wisdom that will forever be tattooed on my heart.”
“This calendar is a way to honor the manner in which my dad lived every day of his life.”
“I grieved at 36 years old for something that happened over half my life ago, and it was the best gift that I could give myself.”
“She is the most perfect baby, hand-picked by her Angel sister.”
“I stopped and realized that if I didn’t choose to take control of my life, I might take my life instead.”
“There’s little doubt in my mind or heart that this was my mom’s way of telling me she is once again with my dad.”
“I thought by now my life would be normal again, I would be healed, everything would be okay… but that’s just not how grief works.”
“Heartbreak has a unique quality of sharpening. It hurts, but at the same time it reveals the things that are not going wrong – that give a reason for hope.”
“This dessert holds a special place in our hearts… and stomachs. It’s on every holiday table.”