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Tag Archives: Twitter
mitt romney steals my baby or, adoption anxiety
My sister-in-law was in for a quick visit this weekend. It was fabulous to see her and finally be able to share parenting stories. For the past eight years, we have watched her raise her own children, always feeling a … Continue reading
Posted in adoption, cancer, politics
Tagged adoptive parent, advanced ovarian cancer, anxiety, balance, caesarian section, diagnosis, fragility, grandparents, Mitt Romney, threats, Twitter
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four years: a parade of awe
Something is changing. Perhaps it is simply that the passage of time breeds perspective. But something must be owed to hard work and hopefulness, and the steadfastness of friends and family. This past Tuesday marked four years since the beginning … Continue reading
Posted in adoption, Life After Cancer, running, yoga
Tagged anniversary, babies, bellies, Bono, dog, downward dog, fashion, MRI, office holiday party, pants, parade, Scrooge, sunrise, The Daily Show, tumor, Twitter
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believed, seen: a dream comes true
When a dream comes true after cancer, it carries a certain extra heft. It need not be a dream of life-altering magnitude, like having a child. It can be something much smaller, even seemingly trivial, like getting up close with … Continue reading
Posted in fellow fighters, Life After Cancer, music, Philadelphia
Tagged dreams, First Descents, friends, queue, social media, Twitter, U2
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over my head: a yoga/cancer miracle
Today’s extraordinary lesson was about coincidence, unspoken connections, the unexpected and letting go. And all of that before 7 AM. Since January, I have been attending a weekly 6 AM core-strengthening yoga class. It’s been revelatory. It’s helped my running; … Continue reading
Posted in fellow fighters, Life After Cancer, yoga
Tagged ballsiness, banana, bowel movement, Coach Joe, coffee, contact lenses, ego, Facebook, headstand, inversion, over-sleeping, rain, self-consciousness, substitute teacher, survivors, Twitter, unspoken connection, yoga
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