Looking Forward

This is the season to express gratitude, spend time with loved ones, wish each other peace and joy in the holiday season, and make our end-of-year donations to non-profits we care about. I am grateful for the exciting year Healing Journeys has had. We offered our...

2019 Plans

I’ve noticed that the subject of Intuition is becoming trendy. I’ve seen it used as an excuse for not keeping commitments. I’ve seen workshops, articles, a movie, and books on the subject. I even saw a speaker on an online summit speak on...

My Next Assignment

Our final Cancer as a Turning Pointâ„¢ conference was another beautiful baby. This was our 38th conference. Every time, the process of creating and organizing it has felt like “labor.” And, just like the labor I experienced when giving birth to my son, while...

Is Cancer a Noun or a Verb?

I’ve heard people say “I got cancer” as if cancer is something from outside of them that entered their bodies. Like a virus or a bacteria. But cancer cells are our own cells gone awry. Nothing foreign has entered our bodies. Our bodies have reacted...

Should I Fight Cancer?

Over the 29 years that I have been living with cancer, I have heard or read from a number of people the advice to not claim cancer by using the phrase, “my cancer.” They recommended keeping it distant by calling it “the cancer” – not mine. As...

Let’s Do It Again

Last year was the first time Healing Journeys participated in the Big Day of Giving. It’s a big deal in the Sacramento area with about 600 non-profits taking part. The Sacramento Region Community Foundation that organizes it offers prizes for the day. They give...