Disclaimer: I wrote this post over a week ago. Today is gray and I’m struggling. I woke up with a stomach ache that lasted most of the morning. I laid in a dark room trying to decide if I had contracted Coronavirus and whether or not I was going to be put in isolation. Pepto Bismal helped so I’m taking…
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Grief changes. Miscarriage grief following the birth of a rainbow baby (or two) is no different.
I’m slightly dramatic. Everything in my life is slightly dramatic. I process every event, moment and millisecond of my life as if the fate of all of humanity hinged on it. I’ve tried to make a case that this “flaw” is some sort of mix of a variety of mental illnesses sure to lead to a path of self-destruction….
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“Have faith in your dreams and someday, your rainbow will come smiling through. No matter how your heart is grieving, if you keep on believing, the dream that you wish will come true.”-Cinderella I know that I am a blogger. I am a writer. Words, in theory, are my specialty. God gave me the gift of translation in a…
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Dignity: a sense of pride in oneself; self-worth I blog a lot about babies…and little lessons God has taught me along the way to motherhood. But I also blog a lot about my struggle with self-worth and how God has chipped away at my “perfect girl” mentality in recent years. In July, it will have been a year since I…
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