So maybe you need to lighten up. There are many articles, books, and studies that prove that your body will heal itself faster and better if you are relaxed and happy. And laughter is still the best medicine.

Diet. Nutrition. Food. So very important, yet largely overlooked as medicine in this country. If we just improved our diets, many health problems would melt away or lessen and we would be much less prone to dis-ease. No kidding.

There’s a new type of therapy. It’s called Nature Therapy and is prescribed to help those with anxiety and depression, as well as those with physical problems. It involves spending time out in nature.

I’ve studied healing for about 45 years now. (But I’m only 39 years old. Forget the math.) It fascinates me. With the advent of online healing speakers, telesummits, and publishing houses who teach healing ( my favorites are Sounds True and Hay House), the information has exploded. You can learn amazing new techniques every day.

In this blog, I’m sharing information about your road to healing. Mainstream medicine has been serving you for years, but what I’ll touch on will be mostly holistic therapies, thoughts, and ideas. Non-mainstream stuff.

The photo: Is the glass half empty, half full, or does it contain an elixir that can halt and even heal your disease? Which story do you like?

Give yourself a take-charge title. You can be a CEO–of your healing, your health, and wellness. That’s the good news.

HEY! Blue moon coming on Wednesday. It’s a supermoon, a blue blood moon, or whatever else you want to call it. And a lunar eclipse thrown in just for the heck of it. I’m celebrating because my novel Blue Moon over Madagascar is on the shelf at Riverstone Books here in the North Hills

My husband Alan and I love the River City Brass Band and have thrilled to its stirring melodies and energetic, soul-reaching renditions of old favorites. Their recent Haunted Classics concert topped them all.

This error gave my husband and me a good belly laugh. I’m having a talented designer from Fiverr make the book cover for the CreateSpace versions of my three Lilith and the Faeries novels.

Isn’t that some old story about being given a choice of two doors? Behind one is a beautiful lady, gorgeous in every way. If you choose the wrong door, a tiger jumps out, maims and consumes you.

I recently invested in a Kirkus Review for my novel, Blue Moon over Madagascar, to the tune of $500. I come from Ohio farmer stock, cautious in our spending, expecting results for that much money.