It’s Hard When You Can’t Hug: A Post-Disability Mother-Daughter Relationship
The kind of mother I was at 32 was a strong, single, independent, provider type. I was a tradeswoman. I…
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The kind of mother I was at 32 was a strong, single, independent, provider type. I was a tradeswoman. I…
Continue ReadingWhen I had to leave my dream job to stay at home with my son, I was terrified I would…
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Continue ReadingTo the lady in the restroom at the grocery store today, You don't know this, but my young child who…
Continue ReadingAnxiety. Depression. Perfectionism. Guilt. An over willingness to please. Feelings of neglect. These are just a few of the issues…
Continue ReadingI have always known what kind of mom I wanted to be. The mom who has the best after-school snacks.…
Continue ReadingI gained a bit of insight today. We were walking past the checkout at the store this afternoon when we came upon a…
Continue ReadingI grew up in a religious house. We went to church every Sunday. My mom taught Sunday school, and we…
Continue ReadingOn the eve of Zeke starting kindergarten, I have many hopes for my youngest child, mostly that other kids treat…
Continue ReadingLeggings will work, and tops. Dresses . . . no. Too fussy. Joggers are cute, but bulky. When the physical…
Continue ReadingWho will wash your shoes when I am no longer here? This crossed my mind yesterday, as I soaked the…
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