Near Death Experience: Surviving My Stepmother’s Abuse: A Story of Pain, Silence, and Strength – Series GalleryNear Death Experience: Surviving My Stepmother’s Abuse: A Story of Pain, Silence, and Strength – Series
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Near Death Experience: Surviving My Stepmother’s Abuse: A Story of Pain, Silence, and Strength – Series
The trauma inflicted by my stepmother echoed through every corner of my childhood. I was nine when my mother died. Two years […]
Near Death Experience: The Ocean Took Me: My First Near-Death Experience as a Child – Series
It was 1959, under a sky dappled with clouds, when I spent a carefree afternoon at the beach with my aunt Dorothy, cousins, […]
Dating After 70: Why Women Thrive and Men Struggle to Adjust
Stick around for a few laugh-worthy moments from my dating life—you won’t be disappointed. Solitude and loneliness aren’t the same thing.
Of course, I […]
Woodstock: Music, Mud, Myth, and Memory – Series
Was Woodstock the spiritual spark of a generation’s awakening? Was it the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, or what?
Harmony and understanding? Trust and sympathy […]
How Perspective Shapes Reality—and the Way We Connect
Have you ever noticed how we view everything through a comparison lens?
Two souls can stand in the same place, see the […]
Resilience Through Adversity: A Story of Stoicism and Self-Discovery
Epictetus once said that all philosophy begins with self-knowledge. When I entered 1161 Covington Road, the air grew heavy with darkness. It […]
The Girl Left Behind : This Is My Now: A Journey of Healing, Truth, and Becoming – Series
This is my now. Now is the life I’m living—today, in this moment. Now holds the weight of three marriages, three divorces. Now […]
Woodstock: The Soundtrack of a Generation: From Monterey to Woodstock – Series
Charles Fleischer is the originator of the quote “If you remember the ’60s, you really weren’t there”, which has […]