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Hi, Remember me? Your friend who used to blog every week and never missed a one. In the last few weeks, several of you have emailed me to make sure I’m alright. Thank you. I’m grateful, deeply, you thought to check on me. On the heels of last year’s launch of my award-winning book, MAYA

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Whenever I am with a group of women, the conversation inevitably turns to busyness. It seems we have forgotten how

Meet Linda Taphorn and the Stand Up to Cancer clinical trial that's enabling her to survive metastatic melanoma.
Don't let your life and your calendar control you. Great tips from Susan Tolles on de-stressing your life.
Some of my favorite beneficial spices are oregano, cinnamon, mint, turmeric, rosemary, clove, and parsley. In addition to containing vitamins

When I was learning to administer the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality assessment, we did an exercise to see if we

The morning of my 40th birthday started with a bang, literally. The mother of a nine, six and four-year-old, mornings

I was in a yoga class recently, standing behind a woman I will describe as a professional body. Everything about

Our dog has recently started working as a therapy dog. Her primary clients are a group of seniors, many of

The last six months have been stressful: In addition to my monthly trips to New York, I found myself unable

I know a lot about hormone replacement therapy. Eleven years ago I was diagnosed with estrogen positive (ER+) breast cancer,

You can’t have enough inspiration, prayer, or good thoughts as you make your way through chemotherapy and a life-changing diagnosis

Six months ago one of my online friends fell and crushed the cartilage in her hip. If you don’t know

In my family it is known as the “Jongebloed Hip.” Amazingly it is even less glamorous than its name.

Sherry Lansing has often been called “the most powerful woman in Hollywood.” She is one of those rare people who

If you’ve ever been diagnosed with a serious illness, you might feel like your body betrayed you. That’s how I

According to research in the American Heart Association’s Journal, Stroke, postmenopausal women who eat foods higher in potassium are not

  1 ripe avocado Juice of 1/2 lemon Sea salt 2 slices whole-grain bread, toasted Red pepper flakes or multi-peppercorns

I have spent so much of my life waiting. Waiting to be someone else, to be living the next chapter