Some things are better left unsaid, but it seems that for people with chronic illnesses, we hear a lot. Statistics show Continue reading “5 Ways to Have More Mindful Interactions with People who Have a Chronic Illness”
“Blood is thicker than water,” or so they say. The idea that family sticks through thick and thin should be in context and not be applied with a broad brush. The expectation that you Continue reading “6 Signs it’s Time to Cut off Toxic Family Members”
As the number of divorces surge in the New Year, there will be more men and women seeking healing. In honor of National Divorce Day on January 4, I have invited a woman on this journey to contribute. This is Dee’s story in her own words.
“Divorced?!! No way?”
“I would never believe that you two would ever break up.” Continue reading “A Divorce Story: I am Woman, Hear me Roar”
It is New Year’s Eve and we are hours away from ringing in the new year. I feel like I am cautiously tiptoeing into it, because Continue reading “15 Things I Learned in 2020”
Earlier this year, I was required to do an impostor syndrome test and I scored extremely high, which isn’t a good thing. I’ve been aware of these feelings, but the magnitude of it shocked me. Continue reading “Motherhood Impostor Syndrome and Overcoming It”
As Christmas is nearing, I am thinking about the myriad of ways that people celebrate or do not celebrate Christmas. Continue reading “I Employ my own Right to Celebrate in the Way that I Choose”
Children are brutally honest. It is the blessing of childhood. It is all cute when their honesty is directed at someone else, but terrible when directed at you. It becomes significantly Continue reading “How to Help Your Toddler with Being Shunned”
