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How I Found A Breast Cancer Surgeon

I love this quote. My kids have just had birthdays; my oldest is 20, my youngest is now 18. The quote above has been haunting me over the past few months, because at this stage, I’m reevaluating so many things in my life. My role as mom is slowly becoming less relevant as my kids grow more and […]

Lucky To Live in Hunterdon County

This morning I got up at 6:45 to take my daughter to her PSAT’s. How quickly these last 15 years have gone by, I can’t quite believe that she’ll be going to college in less than 3 years. But rather than dwell on that rather frightening thought, I decided to take advantage of being up […]

It Took A While For This Lifelong Klutz To Come To the Realization That Sports Are Good For Her Kids

I’m extremely supportive of getting your kids into organized sports during their grammar and high school years which is kind of unusual in light of how incredibly uncoordinated I am and have always been. I have been known to trip while I’m standing still. In flats. When a ball is thrown towards me, I run […]

The Faces of Breast Cancer

It’s October and of course that means it’s time for the pinkification of the country. Everywhere you turn there are pink ribbons and all the controversy that goes along with them. Rather than indulge myself in the ongoing anger about turning a disease like breast cancer into a pink fantasy world, what I’d prefer to […]

RIP Steve Jobs

“Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything – all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure – these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important […]

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