Let me offer a gentle disclaimer: whatever path you choose for yourself or your children, I respect and support it. The ability to decide what works best for our families is a freedom I hold […]
Tag: mental-health
June Is Here, and So Is the Pause Button
June is finally here. May, in all its chaotic glory, has officially earned its unofficial nicknames: “Maycember” and “Mayhem Month.” If you’re a parent, you know exactly what that means. It’s a whirlwind of end-of-school-year […]
From Cowardice to Courage: A Journey of Self-Reclamation
My youngest has an extraordinary ability to shift from nervous to fearless. Even when she stumbles, she pushes through the embarrassment and shares her feelings with a vulnerability so unguarded, it overwhelms me. I think […]
Unfinished, On Purpose
The thing about blogging—the part I both love and loathe—is that it acts as an accidental accountability tracker. It holds a mirror up to my wins and my missed marks. I don’t know many people […]
F**KING DO SOMETHING
My mind feels overwhelmed by the constant barrage of information and the relentless wave of worry that the news seems to bring. Every day, headlines remind me of the heaviness of our current global status, […]
The Forty Files 