I’ve gotten my fair share of pushback about my healing journey—comments like “Well, you’re just lucky,” or “It’s because they removed the tumor,” or “Your surgery is what saved you.” And while I’m grateful for every part of my story, I also know the truth: cancer was already in my lymph nodes. Tumor removal alone was never going to be the magic bullet. That’s just not how cancer behaves. My healing has been a whole-life journey—physical, emotional, spiritual, nutritional, metabolic—and it took every single layer, not just one moment in a surgical room. And that’s exactly why this conversation matters so much. Could outdated medical thinking be costing people their lives? It’s not easy to talk about, but we cannot pretend it doesn’t matter. Most people don’t realize how slowly medicine— especially cancer medicine —actually changes. There’s a documented “clinical lag” of 10–17 years between what science knows and what standard pr...
Yesterday we officially hit the road again! We pulled out of Las Vegas, pointed the rig east, and started our journey toward Tennessee — our winter destination and new workamping adventure at Ober Mountain in Gatlinburg. Before leaving Vegas, we stopped to visit family and squeeze in a little medical maintenance. I had blood work and a doctor appointment, and by all accounts, I’m still in remission ! 🙌🏼 Of course, I still prefer the word healed … but you know. 😉 God is good — all the time. We were also blessed to make it to church while we were there, and it was exactly what our hearts needed — a beautiful time to get refueled, refocused, and filled up before hitting the road again. 🕊️ We left Las Vegas bright and early yesterday morning—our first stop: Winslow, Arizona. (No, unfortunately, we didn’t stand on the corner. 😉) Let’s just say our “landing” into Winslow wasn’t exactly smooth… in fact, it was a rough landing — literally and figuratively. When we opened ...