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Trains, Cracks and Re-routed Tracks

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He was very excited when I said “ let’s go check out the little train station over there ” while we were running errands. We walked over and...

Survivor Moments

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“Hello, my friend!” she says as she enters the room and closes the door behind her.  It’s the greeting I’ve been hearing since I met her si...

If You're Losing Sleep

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FLASH BACK: September 9, 2019 It wasn’t the first phrase that came to mind, but when I said it aloud, I knew that was it. I had been busying...

Should I Stay Or Should I Go Now?

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In early 2020, before Covid-19 came and changed life as we knew it, I really felt the pinch of over committing myself. Some of it was expect...

When One Of Us Hurts, We All Hurt

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I drove by your house the other day. It’s only a few blocks away. I remember seeing it up for sale when we were shopping for a new home...

Let's Talk About Racism In America

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When the pandemic hit back in March and so much death and uncertainty loomed over our region and then our country, I found myself asking “ d...

Fill Up Your Cup

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This past Monday, we took advantage of the glorious 50 degree day by spending the afternoon outside. We walked and scooted for ove...

At Least We Would Be Together

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FLASHBACK October 11, 2017 (Second PPH Anniversary) It’s a dark, rainy Monday morning. My husband left for work hours ago and my l...

There Are Others

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I've said it many times before: there are dozens and dozens of blog posts, notes and thoughts I have written over the last four years...

Buckle Up!

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I just had a sinking feeling and wasn’t sure what it was. We took a much-needed impromptu stroll by the river tonight. I just ne...

Are We Broken?

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I saw it and froze.  My chest tightened immediately, and I started involuntarily shaking. This was the physical response I had to seeing ...

The Messy Middle:

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Toward the end of May 2015, we had a mini photo shoot for a project related to my baby shower. If you can’t tell by the glow on my ...

To The On-Call OB Who Dismissed Me

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February 10, 2019 Dear Dr. Benson*, You came to mind earlier today and I figured its long overdue that we talked.  I know we ...

Hitting Back On A Common Postpartum Phenomenon

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Maybe you've had this experience too: coming home from the hospital after delivering a baby and feeling like you are not as prepared a...
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Our Story Part 18: Even Unto Death

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I listened to two albums on repeat for most of my early recovery.  I heard the song Georgia by Vance Joy on Sirius radio the week bef...
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Someone I Used To Know

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November 21, 2017 I ran into her in the middle of the baking aisle and my first instinct was to give her a hug.  It’s been more th...

2018 March For Moms Rally in Washington, D.C.

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I realize the March for Moms was nearly three months ago but I still want to give a quick recap of my time in D.C. because it was a gre...

Turning Over A New Leaf

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I have been an incredible slacker with my blog lately.  I knew it had been a long while since I last posted but when I counted four posts ...

Our Story Part 17: Waiting and Fading

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This post has been a long time coming.  If you have been following along over the last two years, you've probably noticed there is ...

Same Song, Second Verse

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I still vividly remember the first time I walked down the now familiar corridor to the elevators.  I was so slow and the 40 metal staples...
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