I contributed a writing piece called ‘Ho’oponopono: Forgiveness when the Teacher is the Bully’

Editor Sandy Davies has gathered thirty women from around the globe to shine a light on the various ways in which life circumstances can destroy a person. These women also share how they found their own light, despite those circumstances, and have grown up to become powerful voices, best-selling authors, award winning leaders, and amazing healers for others in their community.

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“Twenty Stories: Resilience, Courage and Hope in the Face of Cancer” is a collection of interviews and articles that chronicle the experiences of 20 cancer patients and the lessons they learned from their cancer journey. Author and researcher Richard Calautti spent 18 months conducting interviews with cancer patients and survivors who shared their stories of courage, resilience, and determination in the face of the disease.

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Gratitude Journey is a series of lessons in gratitude in the form of essays, letters, and quotes. This collection of inspirational messages offers various perspectives on gratitude and its implications in our daily lives. Studying and reviewing each lesson can be helpful in dealing with our day-to-day struggles as it teaches us where to focus our attention and what matters.

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Chronic illness doesn’t have to be a life sentence.
You can live a life of abundance, reclaim your health, and restore your vitality, regardless of any medical diagnosis. But you will need to take your health into your own hands. Are you aware of all the holistic choices available to support your healing?

What works for one may not work for another. This book offers actionable advice from a range of individuals living with a serious medical condition through heart-felt, one-on-one conversations. These stories provide new perspectives on how health plans can be implemented to realize your dream of not just surviving but thriving beyond your diagnosis.

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Women of Scar Clan is a triumphant victory song for women, offering hope and healing on every page. Your scars tell the stories of your most pivotal moments. They make you beautiful and strong. No matter how painful, those scars can become catalysts for personal growth, healing, and transformation.

Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes coined the term Scar Clan to describe one who survived a great wound. Author Lynne Klippel interviewed women, ages 16 to 94, to learn how they recovered from deep losses. Each woman discovered her path to a state of grace, resilience, and wholeness, often through a connection with God.

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I contributed a writing piece titled ‘Faith’.

Chronic illness can lead to powerful accomplishments, courage, deep meaning and love, given and received. Marguerite Bouvard shares wonderful stories of lives well lived, with inner strength and compassion. You will be inspired. - Mary Rosser, MD

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