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Reflections of becoming who life is calling you to be
Valentine’s Day is designed to celebrate love.
But for many, it quietly magnifies loss.
The world turns pink and red. Restaurants fill. Social media overflows with carefully framed joy. And yet, for...
Grief doesn't run on a schedule, but most of us try to put it on one.
We whisper to ourselves, “I should be over this by now,” as if the heart were a project with a deadline instead of a living, brea...
If you’ve ever been grieving and found yourself nodding politely while thinking, “Ouch… that landed terribly,” you’re not alone.
One of the hardest parts of grief isn’t just the loss itself.
It’s nav...
 There are seasons in life when everything feels harder.
Not because we’ve done anything wrong.
Not because we lack faith.
But because we’re walking through a valley.
And valleys come for all of us....
A Quest Radio Reflection from the "Lanterns in the Valley Series" with Linda Dyson
The holidays are supposed to be joyful.
That’s the message everywhere—music, commercials, family traditions, invita...
Embrace Self-Love and Healing Through These Practical, Heartfelt Steps
You’ve been through more than most, and yet you’re still standing—stronger, wiser, and more resilient than ever. But sometimes, ...
Introduction: The Call to Adventure
Every breast cancer survivor and thriver knows the feeling of facing an impossible challenge. From the moment you received the diagnosis, your life transformed. Yo...
Let’s talk about something we all face at some point: anxiety. When I was first diagnosed with breast cancer, anxiety became an almost constant companion. My breath was shallow and inconsistent -- som...
Let’s get real—life can throw some serious curveballs, especially after going through something as life-changing as breast cancer. It’s tough, and holding onto a sense of purpose can feel like a Hercu...
Alright, my beautiful warriors—let’s talk about one thing we all know too well: life throws us curveballs. It doesn’t matter who you are or where you’ve been; change is a constant. And as breast cance...
