A few weeks ago while driving to work, something caught my attention and caused me to audibly gasp. While stopped at the Keystone exit of 465, I saw it. What appeared to be an everyday advertisement on a rotating billboard, suddenly changed to reveal… MY FACE!

How much is the book? How many pages? Will it be paperback or hard cover? I answer these and more on this FAQ style blog all about the book.

Are life’s (metaphorical) wildfires good or bad for us?

Special delivery: sharing my book with the two women it’s dedicated to!

My creative writing WON me an e-bike!

Girl, where have you been?

I wrote this essay as I reflect back on this time last year when my life changed forever with four little words… “you have breast cancer.”

I’m dong my first cancer themed speaking gig, and I’m actually a little nervous about it…

Each year matters. Start making them count!

I address how anxiety and depression rocked my mind during the thick of chemo.

The best gifts to get your breast cancer warrior, and a few to skip.

It turns out I’m really good at making art during a shitty time.

Wow, a sentence I never thought I would write, let alone live through.

Many people have asked how I feel leading up to my bilateral mastectomy (aka losing my boobs). And it boils down to three thoughts for me and my mindset going in...

Have your kids first, and then have cancer. Or... just don't have cancer at all. We went from a family dealing with a cancer diagnosis to deciding to do IVF essentially overnight.

Most cancer merchandise is cheugy, ugly or lame. There I said it. I decided to be my own superhero and make my own cape (aka merch). Fuck cancer merch is LIVE NOW!

This is blog is going to be a really special episode. Life really throws some crazy shit at you, but man, your support system really makes a difference.

I've known I've had cancer for less than three weeks and it feels like THREE YEARS. I share experiences and examples of how I've been dealing with sadness, stress, humor and wondering what the fck is going to happen to my nipples.

You're reading that correctly. I, Sara, a healthy 30-year-old, has breast cancer. Let me tell you, the big C does not discriminate. I was diagnosed with Stage 1 on October 14, 2021.

It’s been a few months off the podcast, so let’s catch up!