Why You NEED To Be The Boss Of Your Own Health
Remember how everyone kind of freaked out some years ago when Angelina Jolie had a preventative double mastectomy at the age of 37 due to her cancer risk?
I'm Briana. I blog about faith, family life, marriage, motherhood, homemaking and gardening, teaching, and doing life well in the midst of trials and loss. I’m a home DIYer, a home chef, a passionate adoption advocate, a type A list maker, a craft coffee enthusiast, and I come highly experienced in grieving. I experienced six miscarriages and lost my five-month-old to a congenital heart defect. I am the wife of a school principal, mom to a preteen daughter, and a middle school English teacher, so I spend my days reading with wonderful angsty young people, trying to help them discover who they are and who they can become.
Remember how everyone kind of freaked out some years ago when Angelina Jolie had a preventative double mastectomy at the age of 37 due to her cancer risk?
If you are a new blogger or working to build a business or brand, I don’t have to tell you how time consuming it is.
Have you ever convincingly told everyone “Oh, I’m fine, I’m fine” then suddenly found you were not, in fact, fine at all?
I don’t know about everyone else, but for me, the holidays this year are rolling through faster than the Polar Express goes down that massive ice-covered hill on the way to the North Pole.
It was a Friday evening, and I stood rummaging through my overflowing closet of clothes, looking for a fall-but-not-too-fall outfit for a harvest festival my husband and I would be attending on Saturday, a tradition that ushers in autumn.
I had my first anxiety attack when I was in my late 20s. I felt breathless, my arms and legs tingled, and I had the strangest sensation to run, yet I was paralyzed in fear.
Young people today have a knack for traveling. I have a close friend from college who will soon successfully complete her 30 countries before 30 personal challenge.