Wellness in Motion

06/11/2025

Help us locate missing Antonio Coursley. If you know her whereabouts, please call the Mandeville Police or the nearest police station.

28/10/2025

So the unpredictableness of my cancer journey continues, I had a cup of herbal brew and took my meds as usual but had to adjust unable to walk because treadmill is protecting my plants 🪴 😀.

I will be going out now because we are having a calm to check shelters. Will let you know how that goes later. Learning to adjust is one of life's

25/10/2025

The cancer journey can indeed be unpredictable and stormy, filled with ups and downs, twists, and turns. It is a journey that can test one's faith, resilience, and courage.

The Storm:

The unknown can be overwhelming, making it difficult to plan for the future, causing fear and anxiety.

The fear of the unknown, fear of treatment, and fear of outcomes can be debilitating.

Grief, anger, sadness, and hope swirl together, creating turbulence and making it hard to navigate each day.

Finding Hope:

Surrounding yourself with loved ones, support groups, and healthcare professionals can provide a sense of stability.

Holding onto faith like a compass, prayer, and spiritual practices can offer comfort and strength.

Taking care of physical, emotional, and mental well-being can help navigate the journey.

Rainbow in the Storm:

Finding joy in everyday moments, relationships, and experiences can bring light to the darkness, creating a passage of hope.

The journey can foster personal growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of oneself and others.

Connecting with others who understand the journey can provide a sense of belonging and a supportive community.

While the cancer journey is unpredictable, it is also a journey of discovery, growth, and hope.

I live each day in and with hope, opening my heart to new experiences and enjoying surprises.

One of my aha moments on this journey is learning, in humility, to allow others to experience the joy of giving to me, as I have experienced over the years by giving.

I am developing the gift of receiving, and I am humbled and blessed.

17/10/2025

Yes, journeying with breast cancer is unpredictable. I took a decision that I would have no "bad" days.

I have challenging days, yes, but I decided to reframe the narrative. No, I am not living in Egypt, so I am not sitting in (the river Nile) denial. I have so so days, good days, great days, but every day I choose to walk on Sonshine.

One of the things I chose to do is LIVE. I am not making "if I get better or when I get better" plans. I am living and growing into my best self. I am journeying on purpose, creating the person I want to live with forever, the person I can be proud of today for tomorrow.

A few years ago, a man I met 13 years before that day and his wife asked me if I knew who I was, and like Jesus, I asked him, "Who do you say I am?" His response sits with me always. He said, "There are many who remind us that there is light at the end of the tunnel, and that is good. But you, you stand in the storm with us and cause us to see the rainbow 🌈 of hope in the middle of the storm. " WOW.

So I decided that I would be my rainbow 🌈 with the grace of God's light in my own life, and part of that is doing things I enjoy. One of the things I enjoy is learning, and so I decided to reach out to Mr. Peter Gooden and Nedz Nedz Buffet institute to do the Management Course. 🤣 after he decided to accept me into the programme. The journey was challenging because chemotherapy is impacting my memory, which was already compromised from a previous illness. But with the team I was placed in "team Carrot 🥕 " an excellent group of human beings, and Sir Gooden as I like to call him, I navigated, completed and was certified and I am so proud of this achievement.

I have no clue what tomorrow holds, but today I stand, proud of how I am journeying with triple negative metastatic breast cancer.

As part of my awareness journey, I am asking you to believe in us and support us to live today.

Yes, it is challenging to journey with cancer, but life brings hope. I am busy living by His di

16/10/2025

The Black River Police are seeking the public’s assistance in reuniting this man with his family. He was found wandering in the Black River area.

He gave his name as Kayden Diaz of a Kingston address. However he is unable to provide any other information about himself or his family.

Anyone with information that can assist the police in reuniting Kayden Diaz with his family is asked to contact the Black River Police at 876-965-2232, the Police Emergency 119 number, or the nearest police station.

15/10/2025

14/10/2025

Journeying with cancer can be unpredictable. There are days when I don't know which way is up. This journey has caused me to prioritize things I had labeled "tomorrow or someday", it concretized a decision I made long ago not to let the opinions of "them" influence how I purpose walk.

Sometimes I grieve the person I was while leaning to love who I have become and is becoming.

This journey is indeed unique
This journey can be lonely
This journey refines my vision

I look nothing like what I go through most days and that is all on God.

This journey with metastatic triple negative breast cancer has and is daily reshaping my life, my perspective, my plans, my priorities, my finances and every other aspect of my life

I will try over the next few days to give you a glimpse of me, my journey and how I am navigating through God.

I also invite you to support me and "friends through purpose, on purpose" on the 26th of October.

"Life with cancer is unpredictable, it is unique"

13/10/2025

A High Alert has been activated for 14-year-old Kenalya Burton otherwise called ‘Kay Kay’ and 10-month-old Kiera Burton otherwise called ‘Blessing’ both of  Pepper District, St. Elizabeth, who have been missing since Sunday, October 12.  
         
Kenalya is of brown complexion, stout build, and about 162 centimeters ( 5 feet 4 inches) tall, while Kiera is of brown complexion.
 
Reports from the Santa Cruz Police are that at about 10:45 a.m., Kenalya and Keira were last seen at home— their mode of dress at the time they went missing is unknown, and they have not been heard from since.
 
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Kenalya and Keira is being asked to contact the Santa Cruz Police at 876-966-2289, the 119 Police Emergency number, or the nearest police station.

08/10/2025

Lenny we need you in our custody now. Turn yourself in within 24-hours. Do you know where Leanardo ‘Lenny’ Campbell is hiding?

Report guns, gangs and gunslingers to Crime Stop at 311.