Hey guys! Below is the link to my clinic update from month 9 of my MAC treatment dance. I’m also excited to share some news about a plan to get this bod to a place where it can try Trikafta!  Woo friggin hoo! We’re on our way! Also, I haven’t been writing as much on here lately.  I’ve mostly been using the site for updates as I move through this MAC treatment right now.  Getting through that and doing what we need to do to land here in Denver have been the priorities. That said, I do miss my written shares from the heart.  I feel their call…. and it’s my intention to share more of the written pieces that emerge as well soon. With big, wide open Love, Kori (Music credits: Breathe by Matt Scales (also sung by Tess, Josh, and Rose, all of whom, including Matt have lived with CF) Thank you for this beautiful piece.  <3 Here is the link to the youtube...

Well, all good things must come to an end, and so it is for our trip back to Upstate NY. The share is a little late.  It took me some time to be able to get to it and finish it, but we hope you enjoy coming along for our adventure back. Love and gratitude, Team Tolberty Music: Chris and Thomas “Broken Chair” (one of my very favorites!) Paul Simon “Father Daughter” and OPEN HAPPINESS (Coke) Ft. Brendon Urie, Patrick Stump, Travis McCoy, Cee-Lo Green and Janelle Monae

I got to cross the finish line this year! So happy and grateful and honored to be able to make an impact in this way. Sending out a thank you to the organizers and volunteers for this event and a big thank you to the Team R4K riders and all those who donated. I appreciate you all so much. Thank you! Music- “Higher” Flume re-mix by Ta-ku

No chicken butt shirt, but still reason to celebrate…  

Finding balance in a way that honors my desire to have a big giant “yes” to this life, and still honors what’s possible for this body can be tricky. Here’s a little slice of how I navigate the tightrope. Sometimes I fall off on either side, especially while I am navigating extra treatments and stresses and, gulp, travel. BUT the expression of the beauty of the life that emerges is worth the risk and discernment (that’s the word I was looking for in the video haha). Sometimes what I might be able to say yes to one day is different than what I can say yes to the next, but peace for me means learning to be ok with that. Fighting the body and it’s limitations don’t end up serving me. Fighting the heart and it’s desires don’t serve the me I can be either. So finding that balance, some softness, and trusting in the unfolding Grace I think...