Just a girl tryin' to live life after brain cancer… and musings on life, love, fear, hope and survival. GREY MATTERS!
I’m honored that the Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review has published my nonfiction Essay “Diagnosis Day and Tackling Cancer “Head On”—Pun Intended. This Post discusses why I feel my purpose is to “tell my story” and how being published is now a priority in my life since my initial cancer diagnosis
I Consider Myself Pretty Self-Aware but today I Gained a Whole New Perspective As stated in the Heading, I consider myself pretty self-aware. I write. I journal. I meditate off and on. I see a therapist. When something goes wrong in my life, the first question I ask is: “what did I do to cause [...]
Please read this excellent piece by a talented, impressive young woman of color, who lived in Aurora, Colorado. See the world through her eyes, and as she writes this article, also see the world through her brother’s eyes. The author Alexandra Robinson graduated from the University of Maryland in 2019. She was one of two [...]
This "Babe" just got accepted to a writing program that aides writers fulfill their ultimate dream - to be published! I took the chance 2 days ago, since I've been meaning to do this for ages, and submitted 3 short articles to a writing program. This program's goal is to aide writers get their work [...]
