by vanissadrar | Aug 21, 2026 | In Passing
Because every choice carries a small death. Something has to be abandoned. A version of yourself. A place. A possibility. A hope you kept alive longer than you should have. And sometimes, the hardest part is that both doors lead somewhere. One leads toward everything...
by vanissadrar | Aug 18, 2026 | In Passing
There are people who move through life as though every ending were merely an interruption, convinced that the world can always be returned to its original settings. As if the past were nothing more than a page that can be rewritten by the person holding the pen....
by vanissadrar | Aug 15, 2026 | In Passing
There comes a point where forgiveness ceases to be a virtue and becomes a lesson we unknowingly teach others. Excessive forgiveness, offered without boundaries or consequences, does not always cultivate gratitude or transformation. More often, it reshapes perception....
by vanissadrar | Aug 13, 2026 | In Passing
There comes a moment in a person’s life when they can no longer ignore the pattern. Not because the pattern has suddenly appeared, but because they have finally become conscious of it. We often remain inside cycles for years without realizing that we are living...
by vanissadrar | Aug 12, 2026 | Book Review
When I first picked up Communicating with Cancer Patients, I expected a medical book: something concerned primarily with diagnosis, treatment, chemotherapy, prognosis, and the technical vocabulary surrounding cancer. What I found was something different. John F....
