Dear Coach, From a Mom in the Stands
Dear Coach, I want you to know I respect and honor all the time you give helping build our children into adults. I know you take time away from…
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I Had a Missed Miscarriage
Self-doubt and endless questions. That seemed to be the theme of my pregnancy and motherhood journey. It all started after I got married to my…
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I Believe in God and I Still Have a Million Questions
Today my daughter came to me with some pretty heavy Heaven/Hell, God/Jesus, Adam/Eve, good/bad, prayer/worry questions. I took a deep breath and I…
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I Wish I Could Feel Things the Way You Do
I wish I could feel things the way you do, my sweet boy. I want to understand. I didn’t know sound could physically, deeply hurt until you showed…
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Motherhood is My Sacred Calling
Opinions. Everywhere. So many unsolicited opinions. Not a day goes by that the opinions don’t flood in… “Did you mean to have that…
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Don’t Feel Sorry For Me Because I Had a Miscarriage
I always worry when I meet new people. Whether it be at the playground or in a moms group, because one of the questions that always casually comes up…
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We Face the Future One Day At a Time
The future. There, I said it. One of the scariest words for me. I had a brief conversation with another mom the other day about it. She was…
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The Truth About Parenting Teenagers is it Involves a Lot of Hurt
The truth about parenting teenagers, for me at least, is it involves a lot of hurt. Hurt feelings because the relationship I want to have with my…
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As a Mom, I Can’t Help But Worry
We look at our kiddos and simply can’t help but worry. “What if” this? And “what if” that? So many scary scenarios rush into our thoughts…
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Mommy Will Be Here For You Forever, My Love
Throughout life, you are going to be in many different situations where you aren’t going to know how to feel or act. I will always be there to…
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6 Ways To Cherish Your Mother Today, From a Daughter Who Misses Hers
I was 34 years old when I lost my mom. She had ovarian cancer. She always said she would be fine. I believed her. When she went for chemo sessions,…
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10 Things To Know About My Child With Autism
My son is more like your child than he is different. He likes ice cream, swimming, staying up late, and YouTube. He is a trickster who loves to…
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