Atelophobia

Can't say that there was anything tragic or drastic that triggered these thoughts and reflections that I currently have. Maybe there's something about it being the end of the year and finally having a bit of quiet space away from work and school. At the same time it's been AWHILE since I've done any "real" … Continue reading Atelophobia

Hide-and-Seek

We've all played hide-and-seek as a child. Some of us better and seeking than hiding; Some of us better at hiding than seeking. The latter is where my mastery lays. This concept of hiding has been on my mind for the last few weeks, enough to pull me out of my hiatus from writing. There … Continue reading Hide-and-Seek

The opposite sex and lessons from the Universe.

As a female, I can obstinately say that males are more complicated than females, however, I'm sure our counterparts would beg to differ stating that females are way more complex than males. Ugh... So I've been quite adamantly convinced that dating while in early recovery is NOT a good idea; not because of cross addictions, … Continue reading The opposite sex and lessons from the Universe.

Shifting Perspectives

Phoebe Fair was a tremendous four-year-old girl who was diagnosed with a rare childhood malignant brain cancer called "Atypical Teratoid Rabdoid Tumor" at the age of two-and-a-half. I coincidentally stumbled upon her blog written by her mother, Amey, and have been faithfully following their journey since. Sadly, Phoebe passed away Saturday night after a courageous … Continue reading Shifting Perspectives