Live In The Moment
While organising photos from the last two weeks, it feels as if a lot has been going on, so it makes sense why I’ve felt so tired lately. These photos of my recent Friday Lates Drawing Class at the V&A were again taken by my ever-talented friend Wen Xue, who has a knack for capturing me in some fascinating poses! I’m so grateful for these wonderful photos, which had me reflecting on this life I have now and how fortunate I feel to have been gifted with life after cancer.
Raise your vibration by joining me this week!
I’m proposing this week to anyone who knew my little brother, Tim, or can relate to wanting to do good in this world and bring light to a day of tragedy. So, wherever you are in this world, can you find a way to notice anyone without a home and give them something that will help
Using Grief to Help the Homeless
On the 21st of November, 2021, just a few weeks after I’d survived mastectomy surgery for triple-negative breast cancer and after half a year of chemotherapy, my younger brother, Tim, ran in the Philadelphia Marathon and then died (we assume) in his sleep later that night.
For the few short years following this tragedy, I’ve been unable to celebrate my birthday or much of anything, really, but this year, I finally wanted to mark my birthday on the 6th of October. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to celebrate my birthday, but I knew I wanted to somehow “mark” the day ....