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A young widower with knowledge beyond her years

A young widower with knowledge beyond her years

August 25, 2019

Stephanie would not be wrong if she would be angry, disappointed with her husband, who at the end of the day betrayed her in a way for not being there for her, for cheating her from a happily ever after. But Stephanie has compassion, empathy and a deep understanding towards her husband and she understands that what may seem like a choice for someone who is an addict it is not quite that simple.

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A Dream Becomes a Nightmare

A Dream Becomes a Nightmare

July 15, 2019 7 Comments

He remained abstinent for the few weeks leading up to the birth, but then began to use a week after. The hormones and lack of sleep alone can put a new mom over the edge. I was constantly worried. But also very sad, very angry, very helpless and very alone.

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The bond of Kintsugi

The bond of Kintsugi

July 09, 2019

Wow! I continued writing, as she was saying, “I am so lucky.” At my count, I believe she said it 8-10 times in the interview. She was someone recounting her multiple falls, breaks, disenchantments, and incredible pain. At the same time, she could clearly see the loving and guiding hand that was next to her. 

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Prelude to Kintsugi

Prelude to Kintsugi

July 01, 2019

This is me! I am broken and mended! I survived a divorce before I survived my mother's suicide, and I will survive this, too. I will put gold in my cracks. I will persevere!

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Deep Scars

Deep Scars

June 06, 2019

A woman is often defined by her appearance. Having a scar on one's face is something that can’t be hidden. It is the first thing you see when you wake up in the morning. The trauma of the experience goes beyond the diagnosis; it goes beyond the pain; it is much more than skin deep.

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Blinded by the Sun

Blinded by the Sun

May 25, 2019 1 Comment

The surgery was scheduled. The fear of what would happen to my face was constant. The success rate of this type of surgery is 90% so the odds were good. But we are not talking about a shoulder, an arm, or my back. We are talking about the tip of my nose. 

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Lessons I learnt from Lisa’s Kintsugi Story

Lessons I learnt from Lisa’s Kintsugi Story

May 18, 2019

Good thoughts feeds more good thoughts. Good mood feeds more good mood. “Yeses” feed more yeses. It is so important to connect with people that bring the best in us, because the more good we put into the world the more good comes out of it. 

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Abandoned Again

Abandoned Again

May 11, 2019 1 Comment

I was in my mid-50s. I hadn't worked in years. I was a collage artist. No one earns anything substantial from collages. This was not our only loss. We lost our home, our safe heaven. We lost our two dogs as well, within two years of her leaving.  It was loss on top of loss. Before we recovered from one, we had another loss. Then, I heard an inner voice.

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A Vessel of Wisdom and Inspiration

A Vessel of Wisdom and Inspiration

May 04, 2019

"Faith might be the only thing that will set you free". 

In Memorium

Doni Bulow February 16, 1994 - May 19, 2013

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When Love isn't Enough

When Love isn't Enough

April 28, 2019

"We know about the pancreas and that when insulin is missing, we can replace it. We know about heart disease, and we know that there are diets and medications that will keep the issues under control. We are leaning a lot and yet, there is very little that we know about the brain. My son was ill, and the lack of knowledge, the lack of experience, the lack of understanding created a situation where we had very few options for his treatment. Therefore, it was clear to doctors, perhaps before it was clear to us, that the illness would likely eventually take his life."

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Loss of Limb Not of Compassion

Loss of Limb Not of Compassion

April 21, 2019 1 Comment

We all suffer loss of some kind. There is loss of health, loss of the dead, and loss of the living:  loss of limb, loss of friendship or loss of a spouse. We should try to honor and celebrate the things we have and have not lost.

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A Perfect Summer Day's Tragedy

A Perfect Summer Day's Tragedy

April 13, 2019 3 Comments

At the very same time I was riding home, a young man of only 18 years of age, was driving a truck. This was his summer job. He did not see me. I did not see him. In an instant, our lives were completely altered.

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