Connie Bramer
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Connie Bramer is an entrepreneur, mom, breast cancer survivor, and author of “How Connie Got Her Rack Back,” her comical spin on the journey of cancer. Connie’s mission to help others through her own experiences drove her to found Get Your Rack Back Inc., a not for profit organization that provides financial assistance to cancer patients in Upstate NY. GYRB assists patients – men, women, and children with varying types of cancers – with gas and grocery gift cards as well as medical copay assistance. Connie has been featured in several magazines including Her Life New York and Womenz Straight Talk. As a cancer survivor, Connie was awarded the Hyatt’s prestigious Portrait of Understanding Award. In addition to her inspirational blog, gyrb. She also shares her everyday antics with a snarky sense of humor on her blog, The Humor Of It All. Connie is a contributing author to the inspiring books; Chaos to Clarity: Sacred Stories of Transformational Change and Crappy to Happy: Sacred Stories of Transformational Joy
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In the Middle of the Night
"As we age, the challenges change, of course. How often have we all been up in the middle of the night distracted by, or worrying about, something?" ...
The F-word
Get your mind out of the gutter. I’m not talking about THAT f-word. I’m...
What’s Next?
Oftentimes, when you hear the phrase, “what’s next,” your first inclination might be, “when’s...
Where is The Beginning?
I often ask myself this question, especially when I am in a public restroom...
Sayonara 2020!
I think for all of us, 2020 started out with some seriously high hopes....
It Really Matters
Sometimes it’s a “wake up call” that punches you square in the face that...
Riddle Me That One
I’m not saying I’m a prolific writer, but damn, during the pandemic of 2020,...
The Jig Is Up
I think I realized pretty early on in life that laughter opens doors to...
Chicken Scratches on Rocks
It’s hard to believe that the pencil was invented over 200 years ago by...
It’s Only a Little Mold on the Pizza
When I reflect back on my life, which isn’t anyway near over, by the...