Women Who Run With the Wolves: Meeting Wild Woman
There is an innate force that drives the intuition and psyche of women. Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ph.D. calls it “Wild Woman”. She sustains...
Posts
Laparoscopic Bilateral Salpingectomy For One
Growing up, I assumed one day I would be a parent. Another milestone on the road of life. I enjoy children. Tiny, adorably chunky...
Start with a Deep Breath
I try to be positive; I tend to expect the worst. It’s a coping mechanism, anticipate the bad and I’ll be less disappointed. I...
Releasing the Shame of Emotional Abuse
What is the cost of healing? Potential embarrassment? Resurfacing shame? It can’t be higher than that of self-betrayal. I bring a torch to a...
2025: A New Vision
2024 winds down and 2025 looms before us. We can imagine what the year is likely to bring but most of it is outside...
For the Love of Christmas
I have surrendered to rosy cheeked holiday love. That is the kind on the small screen. Romantic comedies set during the Christmas season are...
2024: The Year in Books
Reading is FUNdamental. It is informative, feeds imagination, sparks curiosity, transports to different worlds and realities, teaches how to think, and provides a retreat....
Ego Tripping in Year 34
Another B(ri)’Day loading, 34 in five days. Last year I realized the year I am turning is the year I’m currently in. This is...
‘Martha’: Cheers to “Difficult” Women
While watching Martha (2024), the latest Martha Stewart documentary, I chuckled at a familiar type of woman people shake their fists at. There is a silly...
Being a Black Woman Is My Comfort
In the words of my mother, I am a tired Black Woman. She usually shares that in jest. I am tired of being traumatized....