Christina reflects on overcoming the hardships of living with a terminal disease, emphasizes the significance of lifelong learning, self-acceptance, and embracing her identity, including being gay. She chooses to cherish the gift of life and encourages readers to seek growth, express gratitude, and live authentically, making the most of every moment.
Christina has revamped their book after a two-year hiatus, focusing more on their own emotions and experiences instead of their brother’s. This shift brought depth and honesty, helping them confront their past and find peace. They hope the book will resonate with others and inspire them through their most authentic life journey.
For the longest time, my motto was: “keep your head down, don’t get too invested in anything, too attached, don’t try too hard, it won’t last anyway.” Because my disease took everything from me. Today it’s literally the opposite. It took me many years to change my… Read More »A New Mindset: Believing in Tomorrow and Overcoming Fear