Welcome to Chronic Radiance, your new sanctuary for navigating the complexities of chronic illness with grace and strength. Here, I share my personal stories and practical advice to inspire hope and empower you to shine in your journey. I encourage you to join the conversation and share your own experiences, creating a supportive community together. Discover my creations designed to uplift and motivate, including inspirational coloring books, guided journals, and more. Together, let’s embrace the radiance of our lives, no matter the challenges we face.

  • Let Your Creativity Flow: Why Coloring with My Kid Reminded Me What Really Matters
    This morning, I did something small that turned out to be kind of huge—I sat down with Sean, and we colored. No agenda. No masterpiece in mind. Just us, a pile of markers, and a page that said: “Let Your Creativity Flow.” And that’s exactly what we did. At first, it was about filling in…
  • How Flow Keeps Me Going With MS: From Morning Mindset to the Gym
    Let’s talk about flow. Not just the kind that shows up in productivity hacks or yoga classes — I’m talking about the kind of flow that keeps you moving with intention when you’re living with MS. Every single morning, before I even think about starting my day, I make a choice: I choose to reset….
  • Your Purpose Isn’t a Job Title—It’s How You Show Up at 3AM
    I was up at 3AM today. Not because I had to be. Because I couldn’t sleep. And instead of lying there, I got up. Gym bag. Sneakers. Ready to go by 7. Why? Because I still have it in me. And every time I get up when it’s hard, I remember: this is my purpose….
  • Who Was My Most Influential Teacher?
    Who was your most influential teacher? Why? Believe it or not, my most influential teacher came into my life when I was just nine years old. I was a little white blonde girl growing up in Brooklyn, New York—but I was surrounded by culture, flavor, and language that would leave a lasting mark on my…
  • Voice Notes and Sunrises: How I Blog from My Car with Chronic Illness
    Most mornings, my blog starts in the front seat of my car. I’ve got seven minutes to the gym, the sunrise is doing something magical over the horizon, and my phone is recording my voice as I talk out my thoughts. It’s not fancy, but it works. And when you live with a chronic illness…