Dear Life, The oncologist told me my brain is likely having “neurological disturbances” due to the years of chemical cancer treatments The brain is affected and tries to make sense of it all. When it can’t, depressive thoughts arise. There are new “chemical” methods to help the brain. My body retracted as it heard “more chemicals”. I set out on another course of action to help my brain: Invite “awe” into my life through “Wonder Walks”. The NYT recently published a study’s results. There is positive evidence that “awe” and physical movement changes the brain’s pathways and chemical body. So I am walking my brain daily with eyes of wonder. I am awe-inspired and feeling better. Movement is life.
Yours Truly, Pamela Rose
Pamela Rose Markoya 
Good morning Pamela. I have been reading all of your love letters and send you good thoughts every day. I am in awe of your spirit and strength.
If you are in the Denver area, I would love to host you at the Botanic Gardens – connecting with nature is very healing for me and I would love to share it with you. I can also provide some special access for you.
Sending much love,
Susan
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Thank you, Susan. So good to hear from you. I am happy for your new life in Denver. Would love to see you and visit the Botanic Gardens. I was there during the incredible Chihuly installation plus other times. Talk about “awe-inspiring”! You are in the midst of it!
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Walking mindfully sounds delicious!
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