Turns out handstands don't come with an age limit, just varying degrees of success 💪 She didn't stick the landing, but that's never stopped me from catching her. That's what happens when your daughter-in-law becomes one of your own 🤍
The goal was always to raise a woman I'd love spending time with as an adult. A 20-minute grocery run somehow turns into 2 hours every time — and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Tag the person who does this with you. 🛒💛
We have always had dogs, but Harper is something else. Rescued her this year, and now she goes everywhere: beach walks, farmers markets, sunrise strolls. She is my best friend on four legs!
I built this healthy lifestyle because cancer took someone I loved, then came for me too while I was pregnant with my son. I started eating real food, lifting weights, and taking long walks instead of telling myself I didn't have the time. 🙏
POV: passing down everything I know about health to the next generation, everything I wish someone had told me sooner. If this made you think of someone, let them know today. 🤍
If you're in a season that feels impossible right now, this is your reminder: it's not the end of your story. God's plan for your life is better than anything you could write for yourself. 🤍
Thirty years cancer-free. Three things I still do every day: homemade bone broth with collagen peptides, saunas + hot detox baths, and real whole foods, nothing that spikes my blood sugar. Not medical advice. Sheri, Founder of Yonder 🇺🇸
Nothing feels as joyful as praising the Lord with your sister in Christ, who just so happens to be your daughter-in-law. Grateful my son chose a woman who loves Jesus like this. 🤍
Grocery shopping looks different after surviving cancer. Here's 8 things I skip: seed oils, sugary cereals, processed grains, sweetened drinks, plastic food storage, scented detergent, aluminum deodorant, and synthetic fragrances 💛 What would you add?
At 30, while pregnant with my son, I found out I had cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma. Two weeks after giving birth to him, I started chemo and radiation.
I was terrified, and I had good reason to be. My brother had survived that same cancer years before me, but the treatment that sav
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