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There was a man who had four sons. He wanted his sons to learn to not judge things too quickly. So he sent them each on a quest, in turn, to go and look at a pear tree that was a great distance...

Many thanks to Justine Finocchiaro-Doles for an invitation to be a guest on her podcast, Just Talk with Justine. It was a blast!  You can listen to it here.

Justine, when we get our...

 Guess what? NONE of us is getting outta here alive.

When we’re diagnosed with breast cancer, we’re forced to be conscious about our own mortality. We realize that something...

One in four women experience domestic abuse. 

One in eight women experience breast cancer.

When those two situations collide, unfathomable stress is created.

When you're newly diagnosed with breast cancer, you're thrown into a new world with a new language. The learning curve at the beginning is steep. There is so much to learn.

One of the first...

For those that are facing decisions about doing a certain treatment plan or not, my strong suggestion is to "get the numbers" from your onc.

You may be trying to decide between surgery options,...

(Even if you don't read this post, you'll want to watch the short video!)

The Dreaded Expander. 

When you're first diagnosed with breast cancer, your learning curve is like drinking from a...

Have you heard of “tribal knowledge?”

Wikipedia says, “Tribal knowledge is information or knowledge that is known within a tribe but often unknown outside of it. A tribe, in this...

Yes, I have had breast cancer. And I fought it. I probably had surgery. I might have had radiation. I might have had chemo. I might have lost my hair. I might have looked differently. I might have...

Optimism is not looking at a “sh*t sandwich” and telling yourself it’s going to be delicious. Optimism is acknowledging the fact that, “Yes, I’m holding a sh*t...