I had a precious moment with my husband.

I came back from tending to my father, as we put him into hospice. I've spoken about this earlier. Jim and I were talking about whether he could make the funeral or not.

Some of you may remember, he's experiencing fourth stage cancer right now, and the body is very weak. Jim's spirit is strong, but his body is weak.

So I walked in, and Jim had needed some attention; I needed to work with him, give him some energy, minister him, and clean him up a little bit. After that was all over and we had him back in the bed, we were talking about if he was going to be well enough to go to daddy's funeral. We both realized that he was not, in fact, strong enough to make the trip to Illinois by two planes and all the travel.

As the reality of that moment sunk in, I experienced sadness. I know, I've spoken into sadness before, and that's the word that comes to me. Now, it was much more complex than that. This realization that I was soon...

I recently stopped an anxiety attack at the Charlotte Airport using Energy tools. And the good news is, you already know them!

My husband, Jim, and I were traveling to see my parents in Illinois (my dad turned 90 and we were going to his birthday party). My sweet Jim, as I have shared before, has a cancer challenge, and we weren't sure if he was going to be well enough to make the trip or not. However, he decided that he wanted to do it.

When we got to the airport a few things happened. Jim wasn't feeling well, and we needed to 1) wait for his wheelchair; 2) then the aid that would push him throughout the airport, which we were so grateful for; and, 3) another person for the aid to push along with us.  

After waiting a while, I found myself getting really impatient. Each one of these steps took five to seven minutes to bring to completion, and we had a plane to catch. It's not usually like me to become impatient,  but I did!.

When we...