Thirty-one years ago, this week, I became a mother. It was amazing, wonderful, scary and filled with trepidation all at the same time. I have had the privilege of having a great mom. I had a perfect childhood by all accounts. Not really perfect in the ‘perfect’
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In 1982, I became a mother for the first time. The year was filled with wonder and trepidation at the same time. I grew more excited every day, as I watched my body evidence the changes that were taking place. At the same time, I was conscious
Read more →Congratulations, Pope Francis With all the usual static in the news media, I was very pleasantly surprised to turn on the evening news and to see the whole program dedicated to the ‘white smoke announcement’ that we had a new Pontiff. We are told that we
Read more →In life, your chosen profession, where do you rank among the experts? This is a probing question. In my field of study, I am an iridologist, naturopath, teacher, mentor. How do I become an expert? How do I achieve world-class mastery? Neurologist Daniel Levintin notes: The emerging
Read more →In my work as a Naturopath, I see many different dysfunctions. As often as not, the root of the dysfunction is emotional. It is interesting that many times the root of illness can be traced back to ‘perception,’ or ‘expectation.’ ‘Perception’ is our view of things. Our
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