“On days when things got too much with the kids, it was just a habit to pour another glass. It was starting to control me, rather than the other way around.”
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“On days when things got too much with the kids, it was just a habit to pour another glass. It was starting to control me, rather than the other way around.”
“Like the big-hearted human you are, you stepped into the big sister role like a natural, have made it your own, and made ME your own.”
“I’m here to tell you to never hesitate to put your restaurant experience on your resume. Bold it. Underline it. Put it in bright red.”
“The nurse explained, ‘Your lab results came back, and they are scary.’ We were officially in ‘get-these-babies-out-ASAP’ territory.”
“Anxiety is hard to explain. It’s even harder to live with.”
“Just when you think that people are forgetting, just when you think your loved ones legacy is quieting down, just when you think they don’t know their name…they do. And it’s probably one of the best feelings in the world.”
“I was 7 the first time I became aware my body wasn’t good enough. I was 8 the first time my body was openly mocked and sexualized. I was 12 the first time others decided what was acceptable for me to wear. I was 19 the first time I lost a lot of weight and became aware ‘thin me’ was a more valued member of society than ‘fat me.'”
“People rarely talk about the financial burden mental illness brings. It’s a burden on your mind and your bank account.”
“I grieve for Joe just as much as I grieve about him—for the moments, the feelings, the experiences he won’t have here. And then I grieve for Vienna, who will not have a single memory of her dad.”
“For the first year, I thought I would fix my child to be ‘normal.’ But at some point, I realized he didn’t need fixing; my mindset did.”