Cancer and its aftermath are tough. Between symptoms and side effects, financial struggles and fear it’s easy to start asking “why me?” But is that a helpful question? Think of a challenge you’re facing right now. Imagine asking about that challenge, “why me?” How does that feel? Does it feel hopeful and expansive? Do you… Read More »
What possibilities are you open to?
I could always count on a smile and a friendly word from Jenni. She was a year ahead of me in medical school, encouraging and supportive of those coming up behind her. So when Jenni was diagnosed with ALS*in her last year of residency, hundreds gathered in a network of support. It didn’t seem fair.… Read More »
Come home to yourself
Whenever I’ve looked for my purpose in life, I come back to a major lesson I learned from my Dad. When I was 15, my father was hit as a pedestrian by an automobile. We didn’t know whether he’d survive that accident, but he did recover and lived another 28 years. You should have seen how he lived… Read More »
How are you showing up?
Ever found yourself being gloomy – even surly – and complaining? Maybe you were tired of a life full of doctor appointments, or of people around you who just couldn’t understand what you were going through. What is it you wanted most in those moments? I heard this story from one of the members of… Read More »
Clear as mud?
There are times in my life when I’ve been gifted with marvelous clarity. I knew exactly what I wanted to do, and quickly learned who I needed to become in order to achieve it. Clarity gave me the courage to live overseas for five years, to leave the corporate world to become a doctor and… Read More »
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