How my Sister Gave Carson Palmer and Me a Second Chance

February 7, 2016December 7, 2016 Karen Abercrombie11 Comments

It was summer 2006, and Bloomberg sports reporter Curtis Eichelberger sat on his sofa, wondering where his next story would come from. It was the off season, and a story on television caught his eye. Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer, at the time the top paid player in the NFL, was rehabbing after a devastating and potentially… Continue reading How my Sister Gave Carson Palmer and Me a Second Chance

Seeing the Light: Allowing with Intent

January 16, 2016May 23, 2016 Karen Abercrombie1 Comment

It’s been an exhilarating two weeks. I started my blog with an intention but not much of a plan. My intention was to write, regularly, and to share personal stories about my life experiences. If you read my initial post, you could envision what Karen v1 would have done. I would have had a plan.… Continue reading Seeing the Light: Allowing with Intent

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How my Sister Gave Carson Palmer and Me a Second Chance

Seeing the Light: Allowing with Intent