By Brynn Burger Why Raising An Extreme Child Requires An Extreme Marriage: 8 Ways To Strengthen Maxed-Out Matrimony
Y'all this is not a drill! In a country where over 50 percent of couples are doomed to failed marriages,…
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This Is What It Feels Like To Have an Anxiety Attack
It was three in the morning. I woke up from a dead sleep, sat straight up, and immediately knew something…
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By Britt LeBoeuf My Mother-In-Law Saved My Life
When my husband and I started trying to have our first child, I had dreams of being the best mom…
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By Julieann Selden Sometimes My Anxiety Means I Just Can’t
It’s not that I don’t want to come. It’s not that I don’t want to be reliable. It’s not that…
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By Shelby Spear I’m a Bipolar Mom and I’m Giving Myself Permission to Heal
If you have bipolar, you probably understand well how the disorder mimics a silent criminal lurking in the shadows. Whether…
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I Couldn’t Breastfeed My Baby but I’m Not a Failure
After publishing an article about breastfeeding, I received a lot of feedback from mothers who were heartbroken. They had tried.…
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By Katie Parton When You Feel Like You Just Can’t
Mama, you can. Just maybe not right now, and that’s OK because you’ve given everything to your family. Have you…
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By Katie Logue Speaking Out About Sexual Assault: Why We Must Keep Raising Our Voices
I was nineteen the first time it happened to me, standing in the coat check line of one of those…
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By Christiana Whallon When the Ish Hits the Fan
Have you ever gone through a time in life when so many things go wrong, it’s almost comical? My husband…
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By Jodie Utter I Ate a Bowl Of Jealousy For Breakfast
I did it AGAIN. I gave in and had a double helping of jealousy with some envy sprinkled over-generously on…
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By Stephanie Portell What We’re Afraid to Say Out Loud About Postpartum Depression
It is difficult to put into words who we turn into during those early months after not only our first…
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By Her View From Home I Didn’t Think It Would Be Like This: Weaning Depression and Anxiety and Why It Often Goes Undiagnosed
I’m going to begin this article by going out on a limb, as I often do. I’m going to guess…
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