Sheryl Crow

I read that Sheryl Crow had surgery for breast cancer on Wednesday. Cancer is a tough one. Everyone I’ve known that has survived cancer went through dramatic life changes once they had been diagnosed with the disease. Their whole approach to their life changed and that seemed to be the important part of their healing for them.

A health crisis is no picnic. As a person who has been through one, I can tell you that a lot of it is really not enjoyable. The lessons tend to be huge. The biggest lesson for me was learning humility. My biggest reward is how I get to show up in my life now. While I didn’t like going through 5 years of tremendous difficulty, I do like what I learned.

I’ve been compared to Sheryl Crow. I remember seeing her first gig when she started her tour for the CD “Tuesday Night Music Club”. I was living in Telluride. About 20 people were there. No one knew who she was. She’s a year older than me. Some people are meant to be in the limelight, some are meant to be the light, & some are meant to be.

Blessings!
Laura

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