Being a Mum. It's a really weird yet totally natural thing. If you are blessed enough to be able to conceive, carry a baby to term and then give birth to a live, healthy baby and you are relatively unscathed,... Continue Reading →
Do you ever feel like this? Normal and happy and smiling on the outside, but on the inside you need love and a hug and some TLC? Yeah me too. It's quite exhausting actually. There are certain locations where you... Continue Reading →
Today has been a strange day. Bit of a back story. My life has been turned completely upside down over the past four months. And not in a good way. (I'm not ready to talk about why just yet). Stress... Continue Reading →
*if you're offended by swearing, don't bother reading beyond this line. The other day I finished the book 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck'. It was such a breath of fresh air. We aren't special. Our problems aren't... Continue Reading →
Too many emotions. Do you ever have the feeling like your emotions are so huge they can't all fit inside your body? Like your body wasn't made big enough to hold everything in? It's an awful feeling. Anger. Despair. Loneliness.... Continue Reading →
Grief. It's a very strange and personal thing. We can grieve a lot of different things. The loss of a loved one. The loss of a relationship. The loss of something dear. The stages of grief are a very real... Continue Reading →
Calling all ADHD parents. Have you ever had anyone say things like this to you? Or things like "ADHD is just an excuse for bad behaviour", "ADHD isn't real", "you're taking the easy way out by giving meds". Thankfully thus... Continue Reading →
The older I get the more I'm becoming in tune with energies around me. I'll turn away from negative energies, remove them as much as possible from my life and purposefully surround myself with positive peeps. One of my dearest... Continue Reading →
I had a girls night the other night. While sitting at dinner I was chatting with the lovely Erin and we got to talking about birth. She knows I'm a bit of an advocate for birth trauma and in her... Continue Reading →
