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Continuing the Conversation
My writing started as a letter to my sons – and a history of our family and our memories together. That letter turned into a blog to explore parenting, mental health, and the joy and pain of living deeply. I realized I'd found my voice!
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"Mom, Can We Talk?"
Please read and share - you never know who you might help...the night my son told me about his struggle with depression was the beginning...
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Here Are The 10 Things I Wish I’d Known Before My Kids Left for College
Are your kids leaving the nest soon? There is life after you drop your teen at college, their first job out of town or whatever reason...
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You Are Not Alone
Alone. Numb. Weird. Different. Terrified. Tired. Misunderstood. Worried. Anxious. Sad. We’ve all felt these feelings at some point in our...
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Mental Health at Work
“How are you?” How many times a day do we ask someone this question throughout the day? Probably every person we come in contact with...
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THIS is Not Love!
One thing that I want to be clear about from the very start is this – in many cases, relationship/domestic abuse typically happens...
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Do We Really Still Need To Take the Sexual Harassment Training Every Year at Work?
“Cut her off. Don’t give her anymore vodka. It makes her clothes fall off!” This was said to me - not by a concerned close friend or my...
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Note To Self...
Written for CBS This Morning 2018 Note To Self Contest (250 words - no more!)... You may not have everything you want but you will always...
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Please, Don’t Call Me Superwoman
Years ago, a dear friend gave me a personalized coffee mug for my birthday. On it was a woman dressed fabulously for a business meeting...
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Everything Will Be OK
“Everything will be OK” – how many times in our lives have we longed to know simply that everything will be ok? Life throws a lot at you,...
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The Eight Words Every Parent Dreads Hearing at the Holidays
“Mom and Dad, I won’t be coming home.” Oh those dreaded words that no parent wants to hear. Hadn’t we made a deal – you could move away...
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What's Important Now? Now That my Children are Grown, What is My Purpose
Even though being a mom was never my only identity, now that my sons are grown, I find myself wondering what my purpose is — what is...
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Hearing and Saying "I Love You" Never Gets Old - in all its forms...
Hearing (and saying) I love you never gets old – in all its forms. As new parents, “I love you” looks like a huge grin from your infant’s...
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Dreams of Our Own - it took my kids leaving home to realize I'd lost sight of my dreams
I’ll be honest right up front, I was never the Mom who martyred herself for her children. I never neglected myself or my needs when my...
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10 Things That Helped Our Family with Our Journey Through Depression
A little over five years ago, my teenage son walked into my room and simply asked “Mom, can we talk?” He’d been suffering for a while -...
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Mom, are you okay?
“Hey Mom, are you OK?” “Sure. I’m fine.” I automatically give this reply even though it’s a lie – one that rolls easily off my tongue. I...
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