Why I Don’t Stress About Getting the Perfect Family Picture
Fall is officially here! That means sweaters, pumpkin spice everything, lots of raking, and of course, family pictures. I mean who doesn’t want to dress
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Will This Phase Ever End?
In full disclosure, I wrote this post 4 months ago. But wasn’t quite ready to post it. Probably because I think it was too raw
Thank Goodness September is Gone
I hate September. I hate August as well, but I hate September the most. It’s September that gives us anxiety and throws off our groove
Finding Joy in the Little Things
To say life is easy would be a lie. Boy does it come with it’s ups and downs. Some days you feel like you’ve got
On Cancer: Clichés, Metaphors and Everything In Between
My mother taught me a lot in life, but above all, I learned to “live in the moment.” She adopted this cliché saying when she
Saying Goodbye and Finding Hope
My story is not unique. Like many women, I lost our baby during the first trimester of what was supposed to be a nine month
Becoming a Well-Rounded Adult Comes from Well-Rounded Childhood Learning
As parents, it’s our goal to help our kids grow up to be successful, well-rounded adults. To learn to accept and celebrate human diversity. And
Talk About It
One woman came to me after the meeting ended. “Can I talk to you about something privately?” she asked, checking to make sure no one
Her Beauty Still Blooms
After I lost my daughter Audrina, all my passion for life fell into a black hole. There is something very wrong about leaving the hospital
Sometimes the Questions are the Answers
Anyone who has spent time with young children knows they’re excellent at asking questions and have an unquenchable thirst for answers. Why did rabbits eat
One in Four: Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Month
I remember the feeling of cold. My body physically shaking, my soul defeated, the space seemingly void of warmth. It was 6AM and I was
Every Mile was Worth the While
“Momma is going to run a marathon.” Vaughn looked at me, his nose wrinkled, “What’s that?” “It’s a really, long, long run.” How can I