Writing Archive
This page holds a collection of my earlier writings—reflections that weave together art, spirituality, and the healing journey. Though I no longer write here, these pieces remain as part of the path that shaped my creative and spiritual voice.
Today, my living writing home is Remembering Wholeness, where I share new essays, personal stories, and reflections at the intersection of mysticism, healing, and creativity.
I invite you to explore what’s here as part of the journey that brought me to now—and to join me on Substack for what continues to unfold.
— Diana
Getting Past Chronic Fatigue Caused by MOG-AD: Part 4 - The Power of Eye-Tracking
My journey took an unexpected yet transformative turn when my chiropractor referred me to Dr. Leonard Wright, Doctor of Chiropractic for Parker Performance Institute in Frisco, Texas
Getting Past Chronic Fatigue Caused by MOG-AD: Part 3 -Homeopathy and Mind Body Connection with Dr. Joe Dispenza
I have been fortunate to have access to incredible people with unconventional healing modalities that empower the mind and body.
Getting Past Chronic Fatigue Caused by MOG-AD: Part 2 Commitment to the Wahls Protocol
Even after the Mayo Clinic's neurologists corrected my diagnosis to MOG-AD, I stuck to the Wahls Protocol. I saw no reason to stop.
Getting Past Chronic Fatigue Caused by MOG-AD: Part 1 - Unlocking the Power of Sleep
Driven to regain control over my health, I embarked on a mission to understand the causes of fatigue and potential remedies. This quest led me to understand the paramount importance of sleep.
Practicing a New Way to Soar
I must find a new way to be propelled in this world. It used to be gumption and gusto I called on. They appear briefly these days, long enough to tempt me to put them on like a pair of wings and fly, fly, thinking I am the old me again. Only to crash into the reality that I am not.
Art in Therapy: Healing Through Creation
I want to share with you my most meaningful art therapy projects from 2015-2019, starting with The Freedom Box.
