Sometimes life can seem completely overwhelming. Whether it’s our personal life, our professional life, or a double whammy of both, there is no shortage of stuff to manage. As you may remember from my previous post, it has been a roller coaster for my family lately. My son spent two months in a psychiatric hospital,…
Once you have a clear vision of what you want, your brain automatically works backwards to find ways to make it happen. You begin to make conscious (and subconscious) choices that will make it a reality.
Turning Lemons Into LemonadeTurning Lemons Into LemonadeTurning Lemons Into Lemonade On February 26, 2014 I went into an estimated 2.5 hour surgery to remove a parotid tumor in my neck and face. The tumor had been discovered in late December while I was getting a massage. Over six hours later, the surgery that was supposed…
What To Do When Life’s Not FairWhat To Do When Life’s Not FairWhat To Do When Life’s Not Fair The year 2013 was not incredibly kind to our family. Between my husband’s motorcycle accident, Evan’s hospitalization, and a whole host of other not so great things, we were looking forward to starting fresh in 2014.…
On November 29, 2010, we had to make the incredibly difficult decision to admit my son Evan, who was seven at the time, into the Pediatric Psychiatry Unit of Children’s Medical Center in Dallas. Three years later, almost to the day, we have had to make the equally painful decision to check Evan into a…