chapter is called Encounter.
What was it that made you
run a half marathon after your
recovery and why was it so
important for you to complete
the race?
I wanted to get my life back.
I wanted to prove that cancer
did not have the final word. I
also had lost my mother-in-law
to cancer a few years before
my diagnoses. I wanted to give
back in memory of her, that’s
why I ran with Team In Training
for the Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society.
what’s in your head to flow
through your heart and out
through your hand. I like to
write to God in the mornings
and through that process he
speaks to me. I suggest starting with a letter to God.
Did the way you practice faith
journaling change in any way
after your diagnosis and during
the treatment?
I enjoyed journaling before my
diagnosis, however as I spent
In 2012 you started your
F.R.O.G blog, a year later you
started a Vlog and in it embracing your fears for social
media, what made you take
those steps in faith?
It was scary!! Even to this day I
still wrestle with feeling confident one day to vlog and then
completely insecure the next
day. But the one thing I wanted
more than anything in the world
when I was diagnosed with
cancer was to be able to share
the love of Christ with others
and social media is a great way
reach people all over the world.
What does your faith journaling
mean to you? Any tips to those
who would like to start journaling?
I love journaling! It’s a unique
therapeutic and spiritual process for me. It’s a way to get
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