From one of my favorite books, “Between Two Kingdoms: A Memoir of a Life Interrupted,” author Suleika Jaouad writes… “After you’ve had the ceiling cave in on your - whether through illness of some other catastrophe - you don’t assume structural stability. You must learn to live on fault lines.”

“But it is in the sharing of them that brings messes out of the dark corners. Where we can examine them, learn from them. And that light that gets shined on your mess when you bring it out of the dark corner? That light serves as a beacon for the rest of us.”