“When in doubt, send the card. Bereaved parents will always remember who acknowledged their child and their loss.”
A Guide To Writing Sympathy Cards For Bereaved Parents
My Kids And I Don’t Eat Dinner Together, And I’m Still A Good Mom
“Eating a meal, while not surrounded by blood-related others can feel like a nice, much-needed break.”
‘I’m more than a stepmom.’: Stepmom shares challenging blended family journey, finding peace
“I did my best to blend in for years. I didn’t want to ruffle any feathers or damage the children in any way; I just wanted to be part of it! Until I didn’t anymore, and I had to redefine what my version of stepmotherhood looked like.”
‘I felt like an Olympic athlete who had just won the gold.’: Asthma warrior shares how she’s taken back her life
“I was gasping for air, while lying in the grass, but I was sharply aware of the difference in the way I felt… powerful and incredibly proud. It dawned on me at that moment: I am more than my asthma and I have more control than I realize.”
The 6 Do’s and Don’ts Of Divorce
Divorce gets a lot of press, but what you should and shouldn’t do after your divorce papers are signed is often overlooked.
A Guide To Understanding And Navigating Closed Adoption
A guide on closed adoption, from an adoptee herself.
Panic Attack Disorder Is Not A Sign Of Weakness
“You have not magically become frail and defective. Silence those lies and take your power back.”
I Want To Be Nice To My Kids, Even On Their Hard Days
“I did something this morning that most of you will probably think is bad parenting. But as she walked into school with a smile on her face, I thought, ‘This seems right. I want to do more of this.'”
‘I was so alone in my grief. No one understood me.’: Loss mom shares grief journey one year after son’s passing
“If you are the friend of someone who has lost a close loved one, I’m begging you to check in on them. Just because they’re able to ‘do life’ doesn’t mean they are magically healed.”
‘The older I got, the more confusing it became.’: Korean-American shares adoption difficulties despite amazing family
“Being adopted is hard and being Korean-American is hard, so having both of those experiences intersect can be confusing and painful at times. Now I’m a lot more open about the ups and downs of being adopted and the reality of being a racial minority.”