Thank you for giving me your hearts
by Heather Bergman Moss | Nov 1, 2016 | Uncategorized
I arrived to my home after my second chemo, exhausted, drugged and full of dread for the days ahead, to find your hearts fluttering like leaves in the large tree in front of our house. Hearts, different sizes and colors, full of your encouragement and love and...Get Notified!
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45 Lessons from the Smack Dab Middle
by Heather Bergman Moss on August 1, 2018 at 11:18 pm
So today I turn 45 years old. I’m not usually affected by birthdays, as they just seem to come and go and blur together. But 45 seems like a midway point to me. If I am fortunate to live until I’m 90, then I have lived half my life and still have half my life […]
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Allowing Emptiness
by Heather Bergman Moss on February 20, 2018 at 7:07 pm
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Am I Really Cancer Free?
by Heather Bergman Moss on December 19, 2017 at 5:40 pm
Y’all, the last 24 hours have been rough! I always say that my life is pretty much an open book, but every so often there is a secret that I tuck away in a dark lonely place for fear that if it comes to light I won’t have the strength to bear it. When […]
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Lessons from the Mountain Top: Perseverance, Courage, Faith and Clarity
by Heather Bergman Moss on November 14, 2017 at 2:16 pm
This past Friday we had the day off school so we packed our bags and joined some friends for a night away in the mountains. I needed to get away. The heaviness of life’s challenges was starting to overwhelm me and my soul was screaming for a mountain top experience. The city air felt thick […]
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When Will It Be The Last Time?
by Heather Bergman Moss on September 28, 2017 at 5:05 pm
Last week I traveled to Indianapolis with my two kiddos. We were surprising my father for his 70th birthday and meeting my nephew Asher for the first time. It was a wonderful trip full of quality time with friends and family, and lots of cuddles with sweet Asher. One afternoon as I relaxed on the […]