“Let Love Be the Ending of the Stigma Sentence” ~Susan Walz

A person with cancer is often given chemotherapy or radiation treatments to kill their cancer cells. These toxins or poison … More

A Rainbow of Races – a poem and another in honor of Black History Month

In honor of Black History Month I wanted to share two poems. These poems are also very appropriate and important … More

Pay it forward is an expression for describing the beneficiary of a good deed repaying it to others instead of to the original … More

When the greatest of all gifts were bestowed upon me, there were no packages or bows. Nothing to unwrap, nor grasp. … More

My genie in a bottle is no longer a weenie. If I drank, I would have a beer or martini. He’s … More

Blessed beyond any other on the day I became a mother. I changed the moment I conceived in ways I … More

“Some talk to you in their free time, and some free their time to talk to you.” ~unknown Be that … More

May my mouth and tongue become a beautiful conveyor belt of words, with powerful language moving out of me, words … More

I told my daughter everything would be okay, reassuring her by saying “It’s a good brain day.” I had … More

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Every day in the month of September I will post something related to suicide … More