• A Note About September

    A Note About September

    I struggle with September being Suicide Prevention Month and participating in it because our children who go Home by their own hand are NOT suicide. They are who they were before their passing. Ruby is not suicide. Ruby is Ruby. She said that she hoped she would be remembered as the person she was and…

  • Saying Yes

    Saying Yes

    For a long time, I believed that saying yes made me a good person. If someone needed help, I wanted to be there. If someone asked for my time, I would find a way to make it work. If saying yes meant someone else was happy, then yes seemed like the right answer. The problem…

  • The Way We Speak to Ourselves Matters

    The Way We Speak to Ourselves Matters

    Isn’t it interesting how the loudest voice we hear is often our own? And sometimes, if we are honest, it is not always the kindest voice. Recently, I travelled to the UK with my sister, Arlene Mills, to take part in an intensive mediumship training called The Confident Medium with Lynn Probert. The week was both exhilarating and exhausting,…

  • Stop Trying To Fix It—Try Listening Instead

    Stop Trying To Fix It—Try Listening Instead

    I have been wanting to write about something for quite a while, but I needed time to formulate it in my mind. Even so, it has always been very close to my heart. We as a society tend to try to fix things. It is incredibly uncomfortable to see people hurting, not only physically but…

  • New Year, New Canvas

    New Year, New Canvas

    We have entered a New Year and I’ve been sitting in it with a massive mix of emotions: Love and pain. Hope and yearning. Sadness and joy. They all seem to exist together for me now. None cancel the other out. They just live side by side. But my family—they make it easier. They always…

  • Holding on to Hope

    Holding on to Hope

    Sometimes all we have to hold onto is Hope. Hope that our loved ones are wrapped in peace…Hope that they are pain-free…Hope that they are held in love and eternal light… Some days, that Hope feels like the only thing that keeps us putting one foot in front of the other. Hope that this isn’t…

  • Christmas Love and Ache

    Christmas Love and Ache

    This season carries a different weight when someone we love is no longer here to share it.The lights feel dimmer.The days feel a little longer.We just feel heavier. And the quiet moments bring memories that hit with both love and ache.If you’re feeling low this Christmas, please know this:You’re not doing it wrong.You’re not “behind.”You’re not…

  • A December Wrapped in Gentle Light

    A December Wrapped in Gentle Light

    December carries its own kind of magic: soft lights, familiar songs that ignite memories, the feeling of something special about these days. But it can also be heavy, busy, expensive and emotional.A month where our hearts try to keep up with our calendars… and often, we feel like we fall behind. So this year, I invite…

  • Do you play it safe? Or do you keep yourself small? | Step Into Your Light

    Do you play it safe? Or do you keep yourself small? | Step Into Your Light

    There is a very beautiful quote I refer to when I am struggling; it’s by Marianne Williamson and she says:  “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, ‘Who am…

  • Suicide Awareness Month | Honouring the Warriors

    Suicide Awareness Month | Honouring the Warriors

    We’ve made it to the end of September. September is Suicide Awareness Month, and I have seen so many amazing posts—people being brave, sharing their journeys, their paths, and their pain. But there’s one message I keep seeing that hits me hard: “If you’re struggling, reach out.” Let me explain. No one signs up for…