I contracted Hepatitis C from a car accident when I was 17. The virus had been slowly destroying my liver but because I have dedicated the entirety of life for the past 25 years to the study and practice of Dharma, I never had the funds required for a thorough check up of my liver.

Dear Friends, I we set out on the journey together, I want to remind the reader that this is not a sad story. There is nothing to be “fixed.” There is no need for pity. My life has become so much richer because of my illness that, if given the chance, it would be difficult

Technology can be used for lots of helpful applications. This new blog post should automatically syndicate onto my new Twitter account. This is helpful for those people who follow Twitter because they do not have to check the website for new posts, rather, it will show up in their Twitter feed! Pretty neat. Please consider

Dear Friends, I would like to introduce you to my new blog. It has been created with the intention of sharing my journey along my path to mental wellbeing and spiritual insight gained throughout the process of dealing with a terminal illness. Obviously, we all have a terminal illness. We are all going to die