by Jeannie Schmidt | Sep 15, 2022 | Cancer Support, Cancer Survivor, Emotional Wellness, Spiritual Wellness
Have you ever been digging for your keys with grocery bags already in hand? You want to turn to someone and hand your load to them so you can get what you need. Many days of my cancer journey I felt like my hands were full and I needed somewhere, someone to offload my...
by Jeannie Schmidt | May 17, 2022 | Cancer Support, Cancer Survivor
If your loved one is diagnosed with cancer, the pit in your stomach is real. You think, “This can’t get any worse!” And then…it does. As you begin to share the reality of your journey with others, oh dear-sweet-humans, they say unhelpful things. I don’t think they...
by Jeannie Schmidt | Apr 4, 2022 | Cancer Support, Cancer Survivor, Rough Seas of Crisis, Wellness
What gives you hope? Grab-onto-it, change-your-outlook hope. Where do you find hope when life is hard? Really hard. Like cancer hard? How do you renew your hope in hard times? I find hope in nature. In winter it’s the fresh, pure snow, in summer it’s the warmth of the...
by Jeannie Schmidt | Oct 6, 2020 | Cancer Support, Cancer Survivor
Let me guess…no one checked with you to see if now would be a good time for you to battle cancer? It just got dumped into your lap. During an already crazy time! That’s the way it was for me. Both times! Yep, I’m a two-time cancer survivor, and neither time did...
by Jeannie Schmidt | Aug 11, 2020 | Cancer Survivor, Emotional Wellness
If I had a spotlight in my backyard…one that could shine past the giant trees to the river, but I never plugged it in would it still be powerful? Sitting in the dark is it fulfilling its purpose? If I have access to the One who made me and knows what tomorrow brings,...
by Jeannie Schmidt | May 7, 2020 | Cancer Survivor, Emotional Wellness, Rough Seas of Crisis
Ever wonder why God doesn’t show us the “previews” for our life? We don’t get to see the “upcoming episodes” in our journey on this earth. You and I may think, “Oh, I would do better in a crisis if I only knew what happens next.” But I don’t know if that is really...
