Blog
My blog is broken into three main categories but I touch on endless topics. To read my posts about these categories just click the buttons below.
The Fishbowl Podcast
The podcast for leaders in ministry and the world
Oozing Everyday
Thoughts on life and faith while “oozing”‘ with the light of Christ
2 Brothers with Hemophilia
The journey of two brothers with Severe hemophilia A
Introverts and validation
If you look up the word "introvert" in the dictionary, my picture just may be right alongside the definition. Despite the passion I have for public speaking and preaching, I am truly a person who would rather be alone or with those I know well. Meeting new people is...
You are loved
My Sunday school class is reading "Stuck" by Jennie Allen. There are some words in her study that truly resonated with me today. "The God of the universe adores us, sees us, makes a way for us, calls us, loves us, saves us, and wants to give us a story within His...
Creativity
When I was in fifth grade and began to play oboe I knew that music would always be a major part of my life. Before the end of that school year I knew I would be a band director. There is just something about bringing the notes on the page to life with your entire...
Father’s Day
My husband is working on is Doctorate of Ministry degree at Austin Presbyterian in Austin, Texas. He goes to Austin for two weeks in January and June to fulfill his requirements in residence. I am thrilled that he is working on his degree, but I hate when he is...
When a TSA Agent Accused Me of Faking My Son’s Disability
Both of my sons have hemophilia, which is a rare genetic bleeding disorder. This disorder doesn’t allow their blood to clot and can cause internal bleeding, especially into the joints.My youngest son, Caeleb, had some extreme complications with his hemophilia,...
Showing off
When I am living life, doing the next right thing, sometimes I feel like I am simply going through the motions. I actually like this kind of living because it means hemophilia is not the focus in my home for a while. But after a period of living with a lot of...
My soul knows
My brother, Ronaldo Julian Campos, lived for only five days and was born six years before me. My family never talked about him. I always wanted to know about him and as a young adult when I pressed my parents about him my dad raised his voice and shut me...
A “Normal” Year
My mighty warrior, Caeleb, just completed the fourth grade. For most families moving from one grade to the next with their children is not a horribly big deal. In our home this is a huge milestone this year. Caeleb's fourth grade year has been...
Being a heroine
Sometimes I think about where I am in my life and am pretty amazed. The fact that I changed careers, moved to a new state and live with passion is almost too much to comprehend. In my former life as a band director I was happy, but not completely. It took God's...
Guest Posting at BeingFibroMom.com
When I read stories about people living with chronic illness I am absolutely fascinated. It’s not that the details of their illness particularly fascinate me, but it’s what I have in common with them that deeply resonates in my heart. I am the mother of two sons with...
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