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My Meaning in Life
I wrote this poem as I continue to try to understand the human condition.
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Guilt, Pain & Loss Due to Suicide
There are so many questions left when we lose a loved one to suicide. Sometimes the answer is to just take it one day at a time.
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Angels in Scrubs
Thank you to those who often do not receive thanks for all they do. Our angels in scrubs witness us at our best and at our worst, yet never give up on us.
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Life is a Marathon - Not a Race
Ten Years Into This Illness and I'm Still Not Okay With It! Yikes!
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New Year, New Hope, New Challenges
Ringing in the New Year with a muffled ARGH.
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My Pain That Never Ends
I have lived with chronic illness all of my life. I would like to share how new hope entered my life on Monday October 28, 2013
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A Letter To My Ex-Husband
A note written to my ex-husband after 15 years of marriage.
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Living Life & Letting Go
Time moves faster and faster as I age. It is not easy, but I have found beauty within tragedy as well as triumph.
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Surviving The In Between
The only constant in life is CHANGE.
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Take My Breath Away - the Terror and Joy of Life
There will always be moments in life that will take your breath away.
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It's Hard To Find The Bright Side
Every one of us is perfectly flawed. This poem is about a particularly dark time in my life when I did not know what the future held. My writing gave me a way to express the negative emotions that plagued me.
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I Lost My Love, But Never My Memories
I might have lost my marriage, lost my love, but I will never lose my memories.
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Angel Mine - My Sweet Mother
This poem was written in honor of my beautiful mother. She is my hero, my angel and the most amazing person I have ever known. She is everything I strive to be each and every day.
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Death, Karma & Two Hamsters
Death, Karma & Two Hamsters is a tale of love, loss, sibling interaction and fuzzy deliciousness.
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Is There Such A Thing As Too Unique? My Daughter's Individuality
Can you ever be too unique? A discussion regarding embracing your individuality and thriving despite adversity.
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I Turned 40 Today.
40 really is just a number.
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Words Represent Who We Are - Tips for Effective Communication and Messaging
Our world has quickly become technologically dependent. While our lives have become easier in many ways, it has also added confusion and created spanking new problems, including no escape from your work, family and friends. What a treat for all of...
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Effective & Unique Parenting Tips
We parents need to band together to guide our kids into becoming functional adults who will leave our nest; hopefully before they turn 30. Let's discuss, shall we?
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What Is It About The Night?
Utah Lake at Sunset Picture by me Remember when you were young and stayed home from school sick? If you were not super sick and feeling well enough to set up shop on the couch, you were actually quite happy to be home. That was probably the only...
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The Cat That Saved Our Daughter
Our family's journey with Epilepsy, our amazing daughter and her special kitten named Flower.
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My Fairy Cottage
I am building a fairy cottage. It’s probably not what you think. A miniature version maybe? Naw. An outdoor, tent-like structure? Nope. A fun place for my young daughter? No way! I’m going to let you in on my secret. I am building a...
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My Pain in 3D. The Pitfalls of Social Media
Sometimes you just don't need the details of your collapsing life smacking you in the face every day. Beware social media! It can sneak up on you when you least expect it.
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They Grow Up TOO Fast!
Cherish every moment with your kids. Never stop being amazed by the magic within them and never forget how miraculous they are.
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An Anniversary, Elegant Mother and a Hammer - What Could Go Wrong?
Tripping with hammer in hand, swimming in pumps and the painful, yet hysterical, aftermath.
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Life's Lessons of What NOT To Do: Road Trip!
You call it neurotic, I call it practical.
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Life's Lessons of What NOT To Do
Sometimes the most powerful lessons are those of what NOT to do. Keep your eyes open for these lessons - they are everywhere.
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When The Rug of Life is Pulled Out from Under You
The only constant in life is change. It's not always pretty, but we all have to do it. Carry on!