Here’s a distillation of a conversation I had with Wanda Wallace PhD, Managing Partner of Leadership Forum on Making Big Change Happen. Thank you Dr. Wallace for having me, and for this spot-on synopsis! #dreamscometrue #bethechange #naturopathic #thriver #MSND...
Guidelines informed by research shift as new information becomes available. Some recent offerings are worth reading about related to when to start having mammograms and separately, options for those with early prostate cancer. #cancer #survivor #cancersurvivor...
For my local peeps--- spread the word on this free lecture on the topic of my book for the wonderful Livestrong program at the YMCA in Northampton. Preregister by emailing lynnezusi@hrymca.org For those who live elsewhere, if you have a Livestrong program in your...
Happy to share that “You Finished Treatment, Now What?” received a Nautilus Book Award (NBA) in the Health, Healing & Wellness category! NBA’s mission is “to celebrate and honor books that support conscious living and green values, wellness, social change and...
In my ongoing efforts to tidy up my surrounds I came across this chart I kept during radiation treatments for breast cancer in 2014. Some of you know how much I love to putter in my art room and to make beauty even when times are hard. Reminded me, too of this piece I...
The non-profit FORCE ( https://www.facingourrisk.org) stands for Facing our Hereditary Cancer Empowered, and is an incredible national organization providing timely information on research as well as all kinds of personalized support! I have a short blog post on their...
Here's the bookmark I made for when I sign books at conferences, bookstores or events. I love tucking it into the page where I sign and closing the book gently. While most people buy the book (ebook, hardback, softback, or audio,) wherever books are sold, I love...
I had the pleasure of being a guest with Mark Lemay of iMassRadio.com on his show Commonwealth Conversations, on the topic of my book as well as about naturopathic medicine in general and in Massachusetts in particular. It’s a fast-moving conversation where we cover a...
When I was first introduced to Saturday Night Live as a teenager, I remember laughing so hard! Gilda Radner with her spontaneity, generosity, and funny bone, like for a lot of people, really cracked me up. She was the first cast member hired for those Not Ready for...
I had the thrill of walking into a café and seeing a person reading my book! I introduced myself and we had a little chat. She was simultaneously listening to the book on Audible. I am a sometimes, talking-too-fast New Yorker so was pleased when she said how calm I...
