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The New Me Mom
Here to have honest, brave, terrifying, and beautiful moments to share
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Have you ever felt so broken you didn’t feel like you deserved anything good? Almost like self-sabotage… When I was married, the laughter, joy and happiness was completely sucked out of my relationship. Having a life partner, it shouldn’t have been so hard to smile and have fun. But with us it was almost impossible
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“I feel sorry for you.” These are the words my ex-husband said to our daughter last week for having to come to work with me all week. For those of you that don’t know, I work at a church. But not just any church, its our church. We attend regularly and have for almost the
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There are signs in life we know we should listen to and signs we should absolutely ignore. But then there are signs in life we just can’t comprehend or understand what they’re for. I’ll give some examples…My ex-husband and I broke up after 2 years of dating in 2013. The reason was because he said
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2 years, 3 months, and 10 days. That’s how long its been since my son was diagnosed with “Level 3 Autism Spectrum Disorder.” I know I’ve written about him in past posts but I wanted to give an update on how he’s been doing since today is World Autism Awareness Day and Autism Awareness Month,
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I was recently out of town with family for Spring Break and one day driving back to the beach house my sister played the song “Kind” by Cory Asbury. She says, “this song reminds me of you.” Sometimes marriages don’t work, sometimes babies die. Sometimes rehab turns to relapse and you’re left just askin’ whyAnd
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Happiness…a sense of well-being, contentment, or joy. I’m sure we could all define happiness differently and how it looks in our own lives. Your current state of happy might look different from the person sitting right next to you. But we all have a sense of happiness at some point or another. My sense of
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I’m sure you already know now that I have a son with Autism. Yes the “A” word that pediatricians don’t want to use. My son will be 4-years old in March and is Autistic and non-verbal. Diagnosed at 21 months. Non-verbal: unable to speak verbally or very limited. He’s very smart. How do I know
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Bear with me friends. I’m currently moving over my blog posts from a previous site I was using. If you don’t follow me yet, and are new, I hope you enjoy what you read. First off, let me reintroduce myself to those that don’t know me. My name is Erin. I’m a divorced, single mom
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It’s 12:06am. I’m on, what I think is day 4 of just can’t sleep. I can fall asleep fine but wake up after about an hour wide awake. No reason, just awake. Not stressed, not feeling anxious, just can’t fall back asleep for hours. It’s January 5th. “New Year New You,” is not my favorite
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