• Yes, I Need A Hug Today
  
• Christmas Eve 2024 – Blessings and Love From Our Holy Family to Yours
  
• Welcome To My Second Virtual “Winter-Solstice Week” Birthday Party
• A Very Helpful Post For The Holidays
• My Love of Being a Holistic Psychotherapist
• T Cell Attacks Cancer Cell
• My Totally New Experience with Chemotherapy
  
• Surrendering To The Unknown
• Ode To Cancer Patients and The Cancer Support Community
  
• A Writer’s View of Four Years Living with Pancreatic Cancer
• An Allegory About My War on Cancer and My Focus for 2025
• This Video Chronicles My Decisive New Approach To Pancreatic Cancer
  
• Another Day of Peace, Serenity, Gratitude, Healing and Restoration in Santa Fe
• Day 8 After My Liver Tumor Ablation and Cryoablation of Abdominal Wall Tumor
• Back in the Saddle” of my Anti-Cancer Kitchen
• My Second Liver Ablation – I Had To Endure and Flow Through Unexpected Adversity
• This Video Was Supposed to Accompany My Most Recent Article:
  Possible Psychological Effects of Being A “Medical Patient”
• Possible Psychological Effects of Being a “Medical Patient”
• Passed Pre-Op Check For Second Liver Ablation
  
• Destined To Become a Writer
• An Excellent Article About Pancreatic Enzyme Replacement Therapy
• At Last – The Answers To Some Very Troubling Questions
• How A Single Mother Of Seven Children Navigates Cancer 
• Into The Unknown With God
  
• My Love Letter To Fiona
• Respecting Whatever “Season” You Are In
• A doctor with lung cancer got a lifesaving treatment after seeing an NBC News report
• A Bittersweet Tale of Gratitude
• Perspective | Cancer patients often want ‘one more round.’ Should doctors say no?
  Studies show that patients when cancer returns, patients often are quite willing to receive toxic treatments that promise minimal potential benefit.
• Hopeful Post About Michael Strahan’s Daughter Isabella
• A teacher diagnosed with colon cancer at 36 had only 1 noticeable symptom
  What she thought was a stomach bug turned out to be cancer.
• “The Oldest Ship” – An Analogy About Learning To Heal and Develop Your Authentic Self and Empower Your Cancer Journey
• Patients and social workers feel The Change Reaction
• What Is Quality of Life for Me When Living With Cancer?
• This Is A Fantastic Message About Necessity To Advocate For Yourself Within The Medical System
• King Charles Supports Holistic Cancer Treatment and Recovery
• Game Plan For a Potential Cancer Recurrence
• Welcome To My Virtual Winter Solstice Week Birthday Party!
• A Heart Warming Story of Love and Service
• Stress = Inflammation = Decreased Immune Functioning = Increased Risk Of Recurrence
• Michael Strahan’s Daughter Isabella
• Why Scott Hamilton Is Choosing Not to Treat His Third Brain Tumor: ‘I’m at Peace With the Decision’
• Living With Cancer” vs “Cancer-Free
• Suleika Jaouad is Learning to Live (With Cancer) | Rich Roll Podcast VIDEO
• What Do You Do When Someone in Your Cancer Community or Family Is Dying?

In our prior 9 pages on HCRH, we have looked at material about cancer that is pretty heavy and serious. For that reason, I wanted to add this special section to give you some joy and a chance to smile and relax.

Our Kitty Hopie has been invaluable in my husband’s recovery from Prostate cancer and in my journey with Pancreatic cancer. There is something magical about our pet children’s unconditional love for us and the exchange of oxytocin when we touch each other that defies description and must be felt with the heart. They sense our illness and challenges, they want to help us, they pick us up on the darkest days.

I will share links to some of the many ways he comforts and heals us – with the hope that he will also comfort and bless you.

Kick back and enjoy our boy!

• Bala Bangles (1 and 2 pound Wrist and Ankle Weights)
• Trionic Veloped (Athletic Off Road Walker)
• Sun Protective Clothing, Hats, Gloves
• Blender/Food Processor