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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Anxiety Over Fiscal Cliff
This is the opinion of one person. What qualifies me to have an opinion? I’m in the 98%. But my perspective comes from that of a therapist and life coach. I’ve seen an increase in financial impact on my clients. … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Depression, Miscellaneous
Tagged Anxiety, depression, fiscal cliff, obama, washington
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Healthy Giving
Just in time for biggest gift giving holiday of the year! But this isn’t necessarily about tangible giving. It is more about giving of yourself or really giving what the person needs. You don’t have to meet the demands of … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Gratitude, Miscellaneous, Relationships (other)
Tagged enabling, failure, gift giving, moral
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The Cost of Cancer
This isn’t about Obamacare or the Medical Mafia – this is simply about the cost of cancer as a whole. Obviously, June has monthly house-hold expenses. Now she has another dependent to take care of… cancer. At it has a … Continue reading
Posted in Journey with June
Tagged attitude, cancer, cost of cancer, death, support, will to live
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Repeat After Me… “No!”
For only having 2 letters, it is often the hardest word to pronounce, or say out loud. Why? It isn’t because you aren’t smart enough, or because it is a different language. It is because it smacks you hard with … Continue reading
The Rumor Mill
I took the ‘it isn’t mine to tell’ approach. I wasn’t sure if June was comfortable with people knowing and what she wanted them to know. Frankly, it was kind of nice to plead the fifth. I didn’t have to … Continue reading
Analysis Paralysis
So you know what you want and need to get done but there isn’t enough time in the day to do it. Or perhaps you don’t know where to start. Here are some things to think about to get you … Continue reading
The C-Word (cancer)
Sitting in the oncologists office was a little stressful for both of us – but obviously it was insanely personal for June. I secretly think she asked me to be there because I am a therapist and she needed special … Continue reading
After Divorce
Grieving the loss of a marriage is normal, whether it is an amicable divorce and separation or you are blindsided, there will be a period of adjustment. It can be beneficial in helping sort out directions, options, and, well – you! … Continue reading
Gratitude
Think about it… the timing is excellent! Thanksgiving! Does your family utilize this one time of the year to ponder what you are thankful for? What if you did it more often? I propose a Gratitude Journal. Nothing fancy. Suppose … Continue reading
Posted in Gratitude, Miscellaneous
Tagged family, gratitude, happiness, health, thankful
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Journey With June – Initial call
I’d like to introduce you to my “Journey with June“. This is my personal blog chronicle with a dear friend as she (and I) navigate her Stage 3 Lung Cancer. This first entry will discuss the initial phone call…. It … Continue reading