Moonwater
November 17, 2011
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Moonwater on the Camino — the kind of image that stays with you long after the blisters have healed and the miles are done. Continue reading
Moonwater on the Camino — the kind of image that stays with you long after the blisters have healed and the miles are done. Continue reading
Futile questions — the ones you keep asking even though you know there’s no answer. Cancer asks them. So does love. Continue reading
Can you trust your brain when it’s this tired? Caregiving for a parent with cancer takes a specific toll. Brain freeze is part of it. Continue reading
Thumbscrews — the kind of pressure that comes from watching someone you love go through something you cannot fix. Continue reading
Fifty reasons. The list she made when she needed to remember why she was fighting. Every single one of them was true. Continue reading
Gotcha! The cancer had a bad day. She had a good one. These moments are worth celebrating loudly and without apology. Continue reading
Musings from the middle of a long illness — where the mind wanders when the body is cooperating and the future is unwritten. Continue reading
Bye New York, hello Denver. A new chapter, a new city, the same fight. She was always willing to move toward something better. Continue reading
Well, here I go. The new year begins. She was still here, still fighting, still facing forward. That counted for everything. Continue reading
