A Year of Reading Dangerously
I'm thrilled to kick off the year with an amazing opportunity! Renowned hospice physician, Dr. Karen Wyatt, started EOL University, which includes a worldwide reading group called A Year of Reading Dangerously. Join me in exploring powerful books about end-of-life and grief that can enrich our understanding and provide comfort.
It's National Caregivers Month
As November brings earlier nights and a sense of darkness, I can’t help but reflect on how this season affects us all, especially family caregivers. With each shorter day, the weight of melancholia can feel heavier. Let's remember to support caregivers during this tough time, especially in the spirit of Thanksgiving.
My book won a special award!
During my darkest moments, I turned to art journaling, not just to heal myself but to support others as well. I’m thrilled to share that my book, The Hospice Doctor’s Widow: A Journal, has been recognized with a Silver Nautilus Award for its impact. My gratitude for this journey is beyond words.
Messages of Thanks
Recently, I received heartfelt messages from readers of my art journal, The Hospice Doctor’s Widow: A Journal. One caregiver shared how my book inspired her to connect with her partner emotionally. I’m excited to announce a virtual program this Saturday with the Six Bridges Book Festival to discuss the book and art journaling!