"It [Walking Our Talk] really does seek to take the whole person - the whole woman - and help her stop talking about what she wants to do and actually do what she wants to do."
"Last February I found myself alone in a hospital in Boston, facing the most terrifying experience of my life. At 36 years old and the mother of an 8 year old son, I suddenly became partially paralyzed and was diagnosed with a rare form of terminal cancer."
