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Isaiah: My Joyful Shout To Fill the WorldÂ
My friend and fellow warrior over at Rejoice, Beloved reblogged one of my posts and in a comment she wrote she led me to more clarity.
The Dichotomy of LifeÂ
It was a weekend of life's brilliant dichotomy for me; the complicated grey.
Defining Our Enoughs and EverythingsÂ
I think what we all must remember is that only we can define what is everything and when enough is enough. When we define these through others' expectations or society or because it is "what we are supposed to do"
My Story with Amateur NesterÂ
My interview with Lisa at Amateur Nester is an excellent sneak peek into my book, Ever Upward. A huge, wholehearted thank to Lisa. Thank you for being a friend in this big amazing world of infertility blogging. Thank you for
Our Infertility Rap SheetsÂ
Ever Upward is growing. My world is expanding. My recovery is strengthening. Which also means my shamed silence is triggered more often. Even though my shame resilience has grown as a result of my practicing recovery.
Stork Parenting’s Authors & Experts InterviewÂ
I am very grateful to Stork Parenting for their feature on Ever Upward. Stork Parenting allowed me to share my mission through their Authors & Experts Interview feature. I am still pinching myself to be even be associated with such great people and authors themselves!
The Tablespoon of ShameÂ
No matter the tablespoon of shame in our lives, this sense of love and belonging can still be felt by all of us. It is in all of the daily practices we must choose in order to find this for
My Story as Featured on Life Without BabyÂ
Grateful. Lucky. Blessed. Today, the Life Without Baby blog featured my story.
14 Reasons This is Just the BeginningÂ
For my first televised interview on the book and blog, Ever Upward, I was blessed enough to be interviewed by Virginia Kerr of KMOV's Great Day St. Louis. I have appeared monthly on Great Day for over four years, in
You Don’t Have to be Ever StrongÂ
The infertility world is very much focused on women; in the treatments, in the education and in breaking the silence. However, the statistics are growing that men's factor infertility could be the case in one third to one half of
