
Living Unconventionally
Many judge and disagree with my health care choices. Luckily, I am not here to please others. Diagnostic tests and treatments that do not harm my God-given body are my… Read more Living Unconventionally →
Many judge and disagree with my health care choices. Luckily, I am not here to please others. Diagnostic tests and treatments that do not harm my God-given body are my… Read more Living Unconventionally →
As another branch to this ever growing tree, allow me to introduce the Live Unconventionally podcast. It begins with a few of my favorite blog posts, translated by Remy (a… Read more Time To Talk →
As we drove over his Sag Harbor bridge, I told Harvey about Jordan Haerter. Then, at the traffic circle I told him about Joey Theinert, pointing to Shelter Island, where a ferry is named for him. I poured my heart out about my memoir, my ex and my father. I told him how it was so hard to live in the Hamptons where people seem to have no idea we are at war. I told him how I cut a lot out of my memoirs.
“It would be easier,” my mother replied matter-of-factly when I mentioned the option of being married to my career instead of a man this morning. Another mother figure, my ex-mother-in-law,… Read more Single on Purpose: an Unconventional Life →
“We all have stories–ongoing and ever-changing–that we tell ourselves to make sense of our lives. They can help us heal and powerfully guide us through life, or just as powerfully, hold us back,” Judith Fertig