A Special Needs Caregiver’s Experience Whoever is teaching the med students to ask this, stop. Just stop. Wait, no. Don’t stop. It’s a great question. […]
Read MoreIt’s easy, right? Fine. It’s a word I’ve come to mostly despise. As in me posting my 30th chemotherapy session on Facebook, and a friend […]
Read MoreThe Road Well Traveled Self-Awareness is an underestimated skill. I know what I’m not, but the journey to figure out what I am has been […]
Read MoreAccepting Change…It’s Kind of My Mantra I’ve been out of the actual working world for 2 1/2 years in my bubble of fighting Stage IV […]
Read MoreThe following conversation has taken place about me: “Did you hear about Stacy Hurt? You know, the one with the special needs child. She has Stage IV colorectal […]
Read MoreBefore I fell ill, I had a pretty large career. As you may know, I have two Master’s degrees and was fortunate enough to have a great […]
Read MoreHi everyone & thanks for reading! As you all probably know by now, I am a “God” person. It’s my belief. I would never want […]
Read MoreAnyone who knows me will say beyond a shadow of a doubt, I am a control freak. When I am working with a contractor on […]
Read MoreAuthor’s Note: So many people thought this was about death, that I had to insert “from cancer” so everyone didn’t think I was exiting life. […]
Read MoreImage Credit: Eva Lin Photography I am humbly honored to be getting more and more questions about exactly what I did to “THINK EXTINCT” and beat down […]
Read MoreSince I can’t steal “March Madness,” I thought I’d go with this! Plus, there certainly was a lot of magic, and unlike my whole diagnosis […]
Read MoreI haven’t blogged in a while. Really enjoyed my 2 off weeks. My last 2 off weeks weren’t so swift… had radiation, numerous stressful doctors’ […]
Read MoreA lot of people have been asking my thoughts on the new World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines linking red and processed meat to an increased […]
Read MoreWhen I was in college, I was in an abusive relationship (more on that later…). My parents sent me for counseling, which of course I […]
Read MoreA gift Tina gave me – it is the Stand Up 2 Cancer Alex and Ani bracelet – you better believe I will, dear friend!! […]
Read MoreHi everyone! Well, I’ve never “blogged” before, nor do I read blogs, so this should be interesting. I hear that I’m supposed to “write from […]
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