Cynthia, tomorrow will start like any other day – but it will end far from ordinary. Tomorrow will mark the rest of your life. Your son...

Today, November 9th has been two years since an aneurysm ruptured in my brain. But am I really two years out? Today marks two years since...

Read what it was like to recover while my son was getting ready for Kindergarten in 2019. This blog post was originally written for and...

We should all be allowed to mourn our normal life without shame.

We usually feel it in our careers or even parenting - but I didn't think that I would feel it while being a survivor, too.

The night of my aneurysm rupture, I didn't have my ICE contacts set up on my phone. Don't make the same mistake I did.

Although, I feel like I've been parenting forever. I'm still new at it. And that goes for my recovery and being a survivor, too.

First and foremost I'm no doctor For those unaware what Neuro-fatigue is, this is a great read on how someone with a brain injury...

My son worries about me, probably more than he should at his age. This is what I did to to ease his heart and mind.

I learned a lot as a result of this aneurysm rupture, but being "prepared" for tragedy, was by far the biggest lesson.

A stranger was told me that God talks to her and that I should be writing. So here I am 6 years later writing about my life.