When Len Blackstone’s daughter nearly died from the H1N1 virus in late 2009, he began to “go public” with his writing .

His daughter was in a coma for 14 days, in intensive care for six weeks, and hospitalized for two months. During this traumatic time, Len emailed friends updates on his daughter’s progress. These “updates” also included his thoughts about life and death, passion and purpose.

Len’s updates experienced an amazing response. Friends distributed them to their friends and colleagues. Soon, hundreds from around the world requested to be included on the email list.  

In 2010, Len continued writing his letters, calling them Reflections. Once again, the response was amazing. What started as an email letter to a few close friends transformed into a very large and growing community of readers. In addition, Len added the letters to his website.

Len’s hope and purpose: “Reflections are my personal thoughts on how we can more fully live and love, make wiser choices, and find more meaning. In five decades , I’ve experienced many successes and failures, much pleasure and pain. And, I have a lot to reflect upon. I’m hope Reflections on Life enriches your own personal life journey as you find your way.”

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