Independence Day
Hi all… Happy 4th of July! It’s our country’s Independence Day. A good day to also celebrate our independence from worry and fear. I believe worry and especially fear are tools Leuk can use (Read More)
Tagged: Fight
Keep swimming
Hi gang. I’ve been away from this blog for some time. For the last few weeks I’ve stopped thinking of myself as a writer. It’s more hideous than that actually. I have stopped thinking (Read More)
Move
I woke this morning with the thought: Life is Motion. Without motion, there is no life. We must keep moving, creating, loving, crying, laughing, growing… being. Our thoughts control whether we move or not. (Read More)
Dizzy
Well, here I am on-line in my car in a grocery store parking lot, dizzy. Really dizzy. Good thing I’m only 3 miles from home. I’ll be traveling on a country road with little (Read More)
A Down Day
Well, like my subtitle says, this is mostly an upbeat, but sometimes a downbeat, blog – last night was one of those downbeat times. If anyone reading this has recently been diagnosed with leukemia, (Read More)
Kick the Habit
Are you one of those who grew up thinking they always had to put other people first? I’m one of those. I guess growing up in the hospitality industry, as I did, taught me (Read More)
Choose laughter
I’d like to write a bit about my last post. Some would, I suppose, consider it dark humor… making jokes about dying from leukemia. We all have different ways of facing our possible demise, (Read More)
Never bamboozled
If you’ve been reading this blog for awhile, you’ve noticed that not every entry is about me and Leuk. That’s because I keep my spirits up by not focusing on him every single day. (Read More)
Worries Part III… “How long do I have?”
Here’s one Leuk is really good at dogging you with: “When will I die?” Hey, no one knows when their time will be up or how they will go. So you have leukemia; it (Read More)
Worries Part I… Fear
Leuk has a way of forcing negative questions out of us. He doesn’t really care what our answer is, he just wants to put Worry, Fear, and Anger into our lives. So, I thought (Read More)
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