After a diagnosis of breast cancer, I find myself thinking about all of the shit in this life that I simply don’t have time for
“Oh Shit” Moments During Travel, Continued
I love a good adventure. So much so that I’ve been known to get involved in one, only to realize that it’s riskier than I thought.
“Oh Shit” moments during travel
I imagine us going off the road. I envision a boulder crushing our rental car. I’m sure there will be a deer headed straight for the windshield.
National Parks Adventure 2026!
This is something that I never thought about when I first became a single parent: vacationing.
My Breast Cancer Index Test Results, and Why I’m Not Sure How To Feel About Them
I had been anxious about the results of the test – it’s rare to hear anything so definitive about cancer treatment! But once I heard them, my heart fell a bit. “That’s not great,” I said to my doctor.
The Breast Cancer Index Test: My Experience
There are a lot of weird and scary and cool things about this test. But the first thing that came to my mind when my doctor recommended the test was: Wait, you mean my cancer still exists?!
How to Email Your Ex-Spouse: There’s a Not-So-Right Way and a Fierce Tit Way
In short, it’s really easy to let communication with an ex-spouse, or soon-to-be ex-spouse, or spouse with whom you’re struggling, take over your entire life. And especially when it’s over email it seems to take over more of your life.
Mammograms After a Mastectomy, and Why the Difference Between a Screening and Diagnostic Mammogram Does and Doesn’t Matter
Today was mammogram day. If you’re a woman over 40, you know what that means: a little bit of inconvenience and some discomfort along with the potential for a lot of anxiety.
How to Survive a Nesting Arrangement
Actually, our nesting arrangement gave me a lot of empathy for what my kids went through once we actually did start living in two houses and they were the ones who had to switch back and forth.
Thoughts on Boobs
he stumbled and called me “Titters” instead of my last name. He thought it was so funny that he kept it up – for years