Register for the Recharge Retreat - Only 30 spots available! Closes Jan 24, 2026
Register for the Recharge Retreat - Only 30 spots available! Closes Jan 24, 2026
This month, we honor and celebrate the remarkable individuals whose courage, strength, and dedication inspire us in the fight against cancer, as well as the caregivers whose unwavering support makes a profound difference. To honor someone special, please email Healingrootsconnect@gmail.com.
A Daughters Love
From the day she was born their bond was anchored in love, laughter and quiet moments that needed no words.
Their bond grew naturally from childhood into adulthood.
He was her guide, her encourager, and her constant source of strength.
His initial diagnosis was prostate cancer, which later metastasized, leading to a hard and swift battle with stage 4 lung cancer.
During this time, she became his steadfast supporter and advocate, standing beside him through appointments, treatments, and difficult days.
She also wrapped her mother and family in care, becoming a source of strength for everyone around them.
Even in illness, her father continued to teach her—through his courage, resilience, and unwavering love.
Today, she carries him with her in cherished memories, life lessons, and in the way she shows up for others.
A daughter’s love never ends; it lives on in every memory, every act of compassion, and every step taken
in his honor.
She is a breast cancer survivor, grant writer, and self-care advocate who empowers women to prioritize their well-being.
After navigating her own breast cancer diagnosis and healing journey, she discovered the importance of slowing down, listening to her body, and putting health before hustle.
Today, Watchen shares her story to remind women that wellness is not a luxury but a lifeline. Through her grant writing business Polished Pen Writing & Consulting, she supports health and wellness focused organizations in growing their impact.
In July 2007, I noticed discoloration between my breast it was an olive green color, yup green! It didn’t hurt or have an odor, so I ignored it.
In January 2008, six long months later I went to
the doctor for a routine check up.
The news I received days later changed my life. I was diagnosed with breast cancer. What started out at stage one cancer turned into stage three cancer and spread.
The take away from this for you is that
EARLY DETECTION IS KEY!
Quinn Reynolds and her family share their story about the care they provided to their parents.
Their journey as a caregiver to my parents began simply as us moving in together to save money, but looking back, I know it was God’s plan.
I’ve always been close to my parents, but that time together brought us even closer.
Being a caregiver is everything, moments of joy, moments of challenge, and deep sorrow at the end.
Through prayer, we found the peace and strength we needed to walk with them as they transitioned
to their next journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, we miss you both more than words can express. If only we could have one more day!
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