11/06/2026
This time last year, I was in New York 🗽
Although the circumstances surrounding that trip weren’t exactly joyful, I was excited to see my sister and my aunt. Little did I know, that would be my last time seeing my aunt and boarding a plane for quite some time.
Now, traveling from Colorado to New York might not seem like a big deal to some, but when you’ve been told that traveling longer than four hours could be detrimental to your health, EVERY flight becomes a serious decision.
Dealing with pulmonary embolisms has been one of the scariest experiences of my life over these past two years. And for someone who LOVES to travel, being told I needed to slow down and stay grounded was heartbreaking. 💔
But sometimes God has a way of sitting us down when we won’t sit ourselves down.
And looking back, I’m grateful I listened.
Today, my blood pressure readings are better, my blood clots are being managed with the good old medicine the doctor ordered, and I’m feeling so much more hopeful about my health and my future. 🙌🏾
This season taught me that rest isn’t a setback, and taking care of yourself is NEVER wasted time.
And now for the part that makes my heart smile…
2027, I’M COMING BACK TO THESE TRAVEL STREETS! ✈️🌍🥳
Of course, with my doctor’s guidance, because we’re not playing about this health over here! 😂
I’m grateful for God’s grace, modern medicine, and another opportunity to do what I love.
As the owner of Peace of Mind Travel Services, I’ve spent years helping others explore the world. Now I’m looking forward to experiencing that joy for myself again. Here’s to healing, renewed strength, and collecting passport stamps again. ❤️
Your health is your greatest wealth. Take care of YOU!