We will all have to eventually do the work to be happier and healthier versions of ourselves. We will all have to embrace our lives, get out of our own damn way and own all the parts of it. We
My friend over at A Few Pieces Missing From Normalcy is sharing his perspective on the lifelong work the infertility journey inevitably leaves us all with. He has been a huge support of me and Ever Upward, even helping me with a chapter review last
What if we were to consider it a gift? All of it. All of our struggles. Even the struggles of infertility.
I am two months from the bookstore launch of Ever Upward which means a final push in exposure hoping for the light to shine brighter. Which also means I have a lot going on that I wanted all of you to be
I believe our happiness lies  in living in this tension between the two worlds; living in this complicated grey.
The everything of who I am knows the word childfree was more about where I was in my journey and that this journey is no longer about me at all.
Only nine months ago I had to go back to work as the authentic therapist I am after being out from a family member's life threatening, and ultimately life changing, accident.
Epic. Amazing. The only words even close to describing our 2014.
Exhausted; physically and emotionally to only be on a late flight home the Sunday before Christmas on December 21st, 2014. December 21st, one of my seared dates, a day I was supposed to become a mother two years ago, even though I now
Surviving loss, trauma and tragedy means we are forever changed. Thriving thereafter means we figure out how to be okay. Finding and moving ever upward means we figure out how to be better than okay. Things can and will get
