Maria Shriver

2 weeks ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Maria Shriver

My Name Which one are you What’s your name little girl The sound of those questions recede as I grow not to care The sun knows my name The wind knows my name The trees know who I am The horse that loved me never asked which one I was She didn’t care She knew love didn’t come in a name or a bottle Today the wind blows through my mane just like it did hers The ocean envelops my body The grass bends under my feet Who embraces your being Who gravitates to your energy Who is blinded by your light...

1 month ago | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Meghan Rabbitt |Maria Shriver

“I no longer feel contained. I feel wild and free. I feel in communion with myself, with my God, and with others. I feel like I’m home.”Maria Shriver is a Peabody and Emmy Award-winning journalist and producer. She is the author of seven New York Times bestselling books, the former First Lady of California, an NBC News Special Anchor, founder of Shriver Media, The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement, co-founder of the brain health brand MOSH, and the publisher of The Open Field.

Dec 27, 2024 | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Maria Shriver

An innovative menopause treatment program at UCLA Health provides women with specific care plans to treat symptoms they are facing in different parts of their body, including a rare focus on the cognitive symptoms of menopause. NBC’s Maria Shriver speaks with Dr. Rajita Patil who is spearheading this program and shares the latest with TODAY. To continue reading Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper, please enter your name and email below.

Dec 21, 2024 | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Maria Shriver

The other morning, my friend Rita sent me an op-ed from The New York Times. It was authored by Pope Francis, and the title was “There Is Faith in Humor.”I love Pope Francis, and reading his piece was the perfect way to start my day. His words reminded me of the importance of laughter—especially laughing at oneself. The Pope wrote that even he jokes around. I mean, c’mon! If that isn’t a reminder to lighten up, I don’t know what is.

Dec 14, 2024 | mariashriversundaypaper.com | Maria Shriver

The rain pounded down. The air was Christmas cold: damp, chilly, windy. And the fog—well, it was so dense one could barely see ten feet in front of them. And yet, despite all that, the weather inside of me was sunny and clear. As I buckled my seatbelt on the plane taking me back from our nation’s capital to California, I closed my eyes to reflect on the two back-to-back events I attended at the White House this week. What they shared in common was celebration, hope, optimism, love.