I’d never been a “pink” sort of girl. When I was little, my favorite color was yellow; it defines my disposition–sunny, optimistic and “it all happens for a reason.” Until breast cancer. I was diagnosed at 43—a mom with 2 and 5 yea...
Read moreWhen a close family member is diagnosed with cancer, it can be devastating. Your loved one will go through so much during his or her treatment—but the truth is, so will you. Keeping your strength and spirits up will be crit...
Read moreUntil I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I was one of those people. The ones who don’t know what to say when someone says they have cancer. Since I’m an uber-extrovert who’s worked in Hollywood for twenty years, I’d usually try something like, “Oh ...
Read moreI’m a gifter. Like a plan-all-year, wrap for days, ship coast-to-coast, proud gift-giver for holidays, birthdays and everything in between.Read more