Cathy Cash Spellman

New York Times & International Best Selling Author

On the Death of a Child

Sunday, April 10th, 2011

Losing a child is a special kind of grief, irrevocably out of sync with nature.  We’re not supposed to bury our children — the mind and heart rebel and struggle to find a place to contain the unbearable and unthinkable. We give birth to infinite love when we give birth to our children.  Joy, hope, [ Read More ]

Life… So far to go in a strange neighborhood

Saturday, December 4th, 2010

Here I sit, teacup in hand, much of the way through a life that was totally unlike my perfectly sensible expectations, hoping to write about what I’ve learned that might be valuable. I think I should tell you right off the bat that I’ve had an incident-prone life.  Events find me, sometimes ravage me, eventually, [ Read More ]

7 Steps to Perfect Happiness? I Don’t Think So…

Saturday, December 4th, 2010

I’m fascinated by the recent proliferation of books that tell you how easy life should be.  All it takes is The Secret 7 Steps to Success, or 12 Steps to Something or Other. We can cure all illness with the proper mindset, we can get rich with affirmations.  Joy is our birthright and all we [ Read More ]

What I Think About Life, So Far

Saturday, December 4th, 2010

By the grace of God and a fast outfield, I find myself the mother of a 21 year old, born so many years after my first two daughters, it might as well be considered a separate lifetime Dakota is perched on the precarious edge of womanhood now, and she’s a deep one, never precipitous in [ Read More ]

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