Just Breathe (A Sigh of Relief) and a Disclaimer
After a clinical psychological evaluation, a rare moment of being believed as the parent of a child with special needs, and why she writes about it.
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Further back in the archive.
After a clinical psychological evaluation, a rare moment of being believed as the parent of a child with special needs, and why she writes about it.
Parenting a child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder in public, the judgement that follows, and what she wishes she had said in those moments.
A new house, a bird feeder, and the discovery that being surrounded by nature is not quite the Disney scene it looks like from the kitchen window.
Accepting a first blogging award, answering eleven questions candidly, and passing it on to the writers who made that corner of the internet good.
On the daily fight with feeling invisible, where that feeling started in childhood, and the decision to keep showing up anyway for three children.
An honest look at a son's ADHD, anxiety and Oppositional Defiant Disorder, the counselling, and parenting through it while unwell yourself too.
Why choosing a gift can spiral into hours of anxious second-guessing, and the small mercy of admitting the overthinking is part of the gift.
What it actually takes to get depression and anxiety medication adjusted after a thyroidectomy, and how hard the system is even with good insurance.
Some days are fine and some days leaving the house feels impossible. A short, direct piece about anxiety and the masks that people wear over it.