Kickstarter for Ever Upward Book Trailer
Building the platform of Ever Upward has been one of the hardest parts of this journey and often times is feels pretty lonely and like I will never catch the big break.
The Lifelong Loss of a Due Date and Still Choosing to Be Ever Upward
August 31st, 2012 The day we dreamed our first child (or children, as we transferred two embryos) were to be born.
Fear: Embracing It To Move Through It, Not Living From It
There is a lot of fear right now. Fear of struggle. Fear of violence. Fear of depression. Fear of it getting worse. Fear of sadness. Fear of unanswered questions. Fear of pain. Fear of loss. Fear of it never getting better. Fear of the
Can We Embrace the Complexity of Mental Health?
As a mental health therapist I have been educated, trained and my professional experience speaks to embracing all sides of everything.
Witnessing the Choice to Live and Love Wholeheartedly
I have always felt honored to witness the choices my clients make to change their lives; let alone the permission to fight beside them.
Isaiah: My Joyful Shout To Fill the World
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 Life
It was a weekend of life's brilliant dichotomy for me; the complicated grey.
Defining Our Enoughs and Everythings
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 Nester
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 Sheets
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.
