Tag: self-care Dr. Connealy on Camera: Cancer is Systemic! Dr. Connealy explains here how cancer is not a tumor—it’s a systemic problem and therefore must be treated systemically: Co-Existing with Cancer, or Curing It? Of course, every cancer patient hopes for the words “remission” or even better, “cure.” Those things are possible and do happen regularly, especially with early-stage cancers. But, one thing that… Texas, part 1 of 7: Wide open spaces, big hearts, what a great trip! Do I sound like a broken record when I come back from a speaking tour and tell you how in love I am with my job? My job where I… Nutrition and single parents: part 3 of 3 Thank you, single parents who commented on my two-part blog series a couple of weeks ago. I’m quoting Amanda from that blog series because what she said merits front-and-center attention:… Are you fixing the plumbing in your cottage? or building a mansion? part 1 of 2 My high-school junior son’s photo is on the front page of Sports, rubbing the snow of the baseball before he pitches it on Tuesday. Brrr! And then the next day,… “I love my body,” part 2 of 4 I spent far more than my share of time hating my body. For 20 years, in fact, before I experienced a dramatic mental shift. Ask my best friend, Laura, who… “I love my body,” part 1 of 4 Provocative title of this blog post, right? The topic I probably spent the most time on at the Zermatt class a week ago is the special talent women have for… Gratitude, part 2 of 3 From Liz Gilbert’s book, Eat Pray Love: “I keep remembering one of my Guru’s teachings about happiness. She says that people universally tend to think that happiness is a stroke… Gratitude, making your own happiness, part 1 of 3 My good friend Matthew left formal religion as a non-believer. This was a big problem for his wife, who consequently dumped him, moved away with his kids, and remarried. He… Dressing Your Truth Local author Carol Tuttle contacted me several months ago. She’s author of four books, including “Discover Your Personal Beauty Profile” and “Remembering Wholeness.” She asked me to meet her for…