Why We Really Need to Talk About Grief
Grief is hard subject to talk about because it makes everyone uncomfortable, sometimes including the griever. Some people just don’t want to talk about things
May 13, 2019
Grief is hard subject to talk about because it makes everyone uncomfortable, sometimes including the griever. Some people just don’t want to talk about things
Sometimes you have to do things that make you feel the most anxious and vulnerable to grow as a person. Here’s what happened when I did multiple terrifying things all at the same time.
Negative body image is a major postpartum problem. Let’s flip our mindset. Instead of wanting “our bodies” back, let’s be in awe of all they have done.
In the past month, as this blog has really grown, numerous people have told me they’re proud of me. “You really seem to have found
*Note: This post tells my perception of a recent experience. Because I have not obtained permission from the other individuals to use their names, I
Let me be very clear about something: I don’t use the word “crazy” loosely. In fact, in writing, I don’t use any word loosely. During
If women were dying in mass numbers in hospitals compared to home births–15 childbed hospital deaths for every 2 at home–wouldn’t you expect national, even
Even With Medicine Where It Is Today, Childbirth is Risky Business I talked last week about maternal mortality in childbirth, a trend that is disturbingly
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