The Last 2.5 Years of My Life. Emergency C-section to Incisional Hernia Repair.
In October 2023, my life changed in ways I never could have imagined. My pregnancy went well, but my birth plan didn’t work out at all. I was pressured to~
In October 2023, my life changed in ways I never could have imagined. My pregnancy went well, but my birth plan didn’t work out at all. I was pressured to~
After reading White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo, I understand why so many people recommend it specifically to white readers. The book challenged assumptions I didn’t even realize I carried, especially~
As part of my ongoing effort to stay informed and engaged, I’ve been teaching myself how to read through political and legal language that can often feel dense or inaccessible.~
My healing journey has reshaped how I see my role in the world. Since becoming a mom, and really since the first Trump administration, I’ve felt a growing responsibility to~
I’ve been working on your baby book since before you were born, but somehow life swept me up, and here I am finally writing your first letter and your birth~
In my last post, I shared that my plan was to lose 40 more pounds medicinally (using a GLP-1 called Zepbound, which is Tirzepatide) so I could get my incisional~
Weight loss has always been an odd up-and-down challenge for me, but after having my son, Remy, in 2023, it became an urgent necessity. My pregnancy was classified as high-risk~
April of 2016 I started this diet called Ideal Protein. My friend, had a friend who had started it (about two months I think before me) and it was working~
As of today I have: 2 eyes 2 ears 0 glasses (I had laser eye surgery earlier this year and it’s pretty amazing) 10 fingers 10 toes 20 painted nails~
As you guys probably realized by now, this website is running through WordPress, my favorite ease of use CMS. It was actually on behalf of my friend Laura Sly that~