The Bridge Between Knowing and Knowledge
04.13.2025
There is a delicate balance I’ve been trying to lean into for most of my life—the space between heart and mind, between what I know deeply in my bones and what I can explain with reason and research. It’s not always an easy balance. The heart speaks in whispers, in symbols, in sensations that […]
Chart a Course for the Best Life Possible
04.13.2025
Dealing with an incurable disease is an incredibly personal journey, and the best approach depends on your emotional, physical, and spiritual needs. Here are some key strategies that might help: 1. Accept and Adapt Acceptance doesn’t mean giving up—it means finding ways to live fully within your new reality. Focus on what you can control, […]
I Refuse to Play Small
04.13.2025
There’s a unique kind of grief that comes from being handed pain you didn’t cause. You didn’t make a bad choice. You didn’t ignore warning signs. You didn’t mess up. You just… got sick. Your body betrayed you before you ever had a chance to live the way you imagined. That kind of grief doesn’t […]
Battling PTSD of a Different Sort
04.11.2025
While doing research for my book More Person Than Patient, a woman in Great Britian living with multiple sclerosis shared something with me that hit so close to home, I could almost feel the echo in my own chest. She said: “The hardest emotional challenge—still, after all this time—is how the fear comes rushing back. […]