by Carol Glock | Oct 22, 2020 | Blog
One evening I leaned over to look at something my husband was reading on his computer. As I touched his back, my left breast felt extremely sore. After doing a self-exam of my breast it appeared red and swollen. The next day I visited my gynecologist who immediately...
by Karen Scuilli | Jul 31, 2020 | Blog
I wrote this poem when I was picking up my son from school. At that time, Seth was in the second grade. All of these thoughts and feelings that I had bottled up came flowing out on the empty piece of paper. I hope these words help anyone who is struggling with being...
by Karen Scuilli | Jul 26, 2020 | Blog
LIving with facial disfigurement has been an adjustment, to say the least. Anyone who is living with something that makes them appear differently from the general population, also knows what I am talking about. It has takenme 8 years to adjust to all of the...
by Karen Scuilli | Jun 27, 2020 | Blog
There are many faces of grief. Many people suffer a loss of a loved one which could be a parent, a friend or significant other and even a child and all this is a tragic loss. My story is a little different. Imagine for a moment that you lose something else beyond...
by admin | Apr 9, 2020 | Blog
People are quick to jump to a worst-case scenario. That creates ongoing distress. Anxiety is sticky. We tend to make illogical leaps when we’re nervous. Ironically, feeling stressed like this not only feels bad, but increases the risk for becoming ill. The anxiety is...
