How Do People Do This Without Jesus?
When you spend a significant amount of time in and around a hospital, you encounter people from all walks of life. So many countries, languages,…
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Cancer
I Knew I had Cancer Because I Trusted my Intuition
Today marks the anniversary of having my cancerous thyroid removed. This day always makes me think about the power of intuition and, how you should…
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Having Problems is a Privilege
The smell of smoke alerted me to yet another mishap in our morning mayhem. I wanted to provide some sort of breakfast to my eldest son as he returned…
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The Question No Grieving Mother Wants To Hear
My name is Shelby, and I’m a mom without a child. My two-year-old daughter, Sophie was diagnosed with Stage 4 T-Cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma…
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Cancer Warrior, Your Star Will Never Fade
How do you stand so tall? How do you walk so proud? How do you smile easily? How do you laugh so beautifully? How do you comfort others?…
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Jesus Wept, and So Can I
When my husband was diagnosed with sarcoma cancer at age 28, I was confronted with a whirlwind of emotions. I was devastated, frustrated, confused,…
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I Married a Man With Terminal Cancer—And We Lived a Beautiful Love Story
They say you can’t help falling in love with someone, like we really don’t have a choice, which may be true. But the real love story happens…
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Look for the Ones Who Are Hurting This Holiday
I’ve always loved the holiday season. The decorations, baked goods, gift-giving, and snuggling under a cozy blanket by the fire. What’s not to…
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How Cancer Taught Me To Pray
My mom was told she had breast cancer five years ago. Actually, I was told, because I answered her phone and told the nurse on the other end that I…
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Your Prayers Help More Than You Know
Growing up, my parents always taught me to pray for anyone going through a difficult time. Whether it was a sick neighbor, an uncle who lost a job, a…
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