2023 Update - Short & Sweet — Holistic Cancer Living

It’s been almost 4 years since I wrote a blog past here. First and foremost, I’m still cancer-free. I’m so incredibly grateful to be able to write that sentence and I don’t take one letter of those words for granted. Second, I’m still fascinated by this journey that cancer has taken me on.

7½ years ago when I was given the diagnosis, I searched for and talked to as many people as I could find who said cancer was the best thing that ever happened to them. I absolutely canNOT say that cancer is the best thing that has ever happened to me, but I absolutely can say that I have encouraged myself to lean into each new opportunity it has given me and I’m profoundly changed.

Thread by thread, the fabric of who I am has become stronger, more vibrant, and colorful. Although I may appear quiet on this website and socials, those in my life and others who occasionally cross it know I have so many things to talk about!

Join me on a Journey to the Soul Realm or a consult about anything/everything related to cancer. Use this link to schedule.

Do's

Share your experience. It's amazing what happens when we say out loud or write out an aspect of the life we live. You may hear or see yourself say things that you might not have otherwise have known. Perhaps just how strong you are, or how wise you've been, or all of the things you have accomplished become apparent to you!

Be kind. There are enough voices out in the world and inside our own heads judging and critiquing us at any given moment. When I write, the tone in my head is kind (unless I'm ranting about something... then you'll know it).

Offer grammatical or proofreading corrections. I graduated with a BA in English (Writing), but sometimes my fingers and eyes miss something. Poor punctuation or spelling makes my skin crawl too, so just let me know.

Come back again! If you've made a comment, suggestion, or responded to someone else, remember to continue to the conversation. Maybe you mention the small town you live in out in the boonies and love the doctor you're seeing. Then someone from that same small town would love to have that referral. Help a sister/brother out!

Don'ts

I like the Comment Policy at The Mary Sue. I've quoted some of it below.

No name calling. In addition to the regular derogatory names you can call someone, this also includes "the words 'people like you' or statements which begin 'I bet you' or 'you must/probably' etc." Cursing is okay; gratuitous and crass swearing is not okay.

No trolls, devil's advocates, or jerks. If you honestly disagree with something, you can simply say it. Talk from your own experience or link to a published study. A comment won't be deleted for just disagreeing with my opinion or suggestion; it will be deleted if it's rude.

No hate speech or "Can't you take a joke?" mentality. "This includes, but is not limited to: [...] comments which denigrate women, feminism or feminists, the LGBTQ community; broad imprecations or assumptions based on race; and anything that amounts to 'ugh the gays,' 'ugh liberals,' 'ugh, fangirls,' etc."

No spamming. If you have a site, blog, business, or product that aligns with the topic, then feel free to share it. If you want to help my readers enlarge their member (*wink*wink*), then I'll tell you right now you're wasting your time. Also, keeping your comment to no more than 500 words is a great idea.

Over the years a few people have fearfully approached me in person or virtually about my spiritual beliefs and practices. If what I write or believe evokes strong feelings in you, "please look inside and get curious about whether those feelings have more to do with you and your life than they do about me and mine" (Glennon Doyle Melton at Momastery). And instead of approaching me, please take your fear, worry, and concerns to God.

Holistic Cancer Living

Holistic Cancer Living

Blog

Holistic Cancer Living

2023 Update - Short & Sweet

Comment Policy

Do's

Don'ts

PS

Thank you!

Copyright ©2016-2024 Flowers Fertility, LLC · All Rights Reserved