Mommy Has Cancer has its first story
I’m so excited to be able to be launching my Mommy Has Cancer animated comic strip series about a young family with a gravely ill …
All you need is desire
At the end of October, I was contacted by the “Fédération des parents francophones de l’Alberta” (FPFA) and was pleasantly surprised to learn that I …
Don’t feel sorry for me. I don’t.
Since restrictions have eased, I’ve been out more and have had the opportunity to meet some new people. When they learn about my cancer, several …
Hello 2021! You have given me reason to dream again.
Dear 2020, How can I sum you up? It’s easy to think only about the things “that didn’t go well”. I’ll acknowledge them because they …
COVID-19 + cancer = community connectedness
COVID-19 is tough. COVID-19 + stage 4 cancer is even tougher. The people around me, from family, friends, acquaintances to complete strangers offering help, have …
Giving Tuesday 2020
If you are following this page, you clearly know my story and are following my trials and tribulations of living with Stage 4 cancer. The …
From grieving to reframing – Coming to terms with terminal cancer
Here is the second part of my post. This portion talks about how I processed and eventually came to terms with knowing that seeing my …
My 911 – literally and figuratively speaking
September 11, 2019 will always be etched in my memory. I was walking downtown, returning from an appointment, when I began feeling chest pains, my …
A new decade. A new life.
Thinking back to this past year, I realize how much my family and I have been through. As a result of my cancer diagnosis, our …