Because ADHD in motherhood doesn’t always look like hyperactivity. Sometimes it looks like a mom who remembers everyone’s needs but forgets her own. There are approximately 47 tabs open in my brain at any given moment. One is reminding me that we’re almost out of milk. Another is…
I’m angry. Actually, angry feels a little insufficient. I’m fucking furious. If you’ve been following the conversations surrounding the Cornell 7, you’ve probably seen the same arguments, questions, defenses and commentary circulating online. And while the facts of any case deserve to be established carefully, the broader conversations…
Postpartum depression symptoms don’t always look like constant sadness or crying. For some new mothers, postpartum depression looks like anger. For others, it’s overwhelming anxiety, intrusive thoughts, emotional numbness, guilt, difficulty bonding with their baby, or simply feeling like they aren’t themselves anymore. After having a baby, you’re…
“Survivorship is being incredibly grateful to be alive while grieving the person you were before cancer.” There are parts of cancer survivorship that are easy to talk about. The celebration when treatment ends. The good scan results. The milestones. The anniversaries. The moment you realize you made it…
The countdown to a new school year is exciting—but it can also bring nerves, uncertainty, and a lot of questions for both parents and kids. While new clothes and sharpened pencils are important, preparing your child mentally, emotionally, and physically is just as essential. Use this guide to…
Have you ever felt exhausted even after a full night’s sleep? Found yourself snapping at loved ones over small things? Or noticed that your mind just won’t slow down, even when life seems relatively calm? You’re not alone—and you’re not necessarily doing anything wrong. Your nervous system may…
For a long time, I apologized for everything. I apologized for having feelings. I apologized for setting boundaries. I apologized for speaking up. I apologized for saying no. I apologized for needing help. Sometimes, I even apologized simply because someone else was uncomfortable. It became second nature. If…
Turning 40 feels a little surreal. Some days I still feel like the twenty-something trying to figure it all out. Other days, I feel every lesson, every heartbreak, every victory, and every gray hair I’ve earned along the way. Forty years has taught me a lot. Not because…
The Reality of Life After Cancer If you’ve never witnessed cancer survivorship up close, there’s a lot you don’t see. People celebrate remission—and they should. It’s a milestone worth honoring. But what often gets left out of the conversation is what happens after. The part where life doesn’t…