In April I started a book and stopped. May I started
another. This time whittling through and then came the diagnosis and my life
turned upside down. Hospitals, doctors, tests, treatment that crushed my body
and more times than I would admit or show, my spirit.
Through it all I did not spend one day in bed. I got up and
showered and went out somewhere. I continued my work at the church. But writing
was hard. My left hand sucked with neuropathy and swelling from lymphedema.
Physically and mentally I worried I’d never be the writer I was.
Slowly with treatment my arm swelling started to go and over
the last couple treatments I regained control of my hand again. I woke up and
looked at the calendar and decided I was taking my life back. I spent enough
time letting cancer live in my head and body, my head and mind was mine.
The week of 48 Hours film fest, I decided even if sick, I would be me. Sure I’d take it easy if need be. And I did the festival. Then I went to my vault. I found a screenplay and decided it would make a good book. It was the motivation I needed. I finished the book in 4 weeks and it felt amazing. My kickstarter was a success and I got the cover and secured an editor. To top it off the scans were good. Still waiting to speak to my doctor but the results were so promising it pushed me even more. I will finish the other book but I am going to Beginnings. That series is me. Sorry for the long blog. I plan on a Facebook live Q and A during chemo for my new releases that come out on Tuesday and to let you see what it’s like. Fingers crossed the oncologist confirms the results I read on the scans.
I hope if you can, you'll join me Tuesday. It will be on my main FB page and I am thinking 12:30 EST. Hard to pinpoint a time when you go in there.







