Sweet Relief
Leeana Tankersley
Here I am once again, dancing around the kitchen, squeezing my insides with everything I’ve got. I’m up on my tippy toes then bending
Here I am once again, dancing around the kitchen, squeezing my insides with everything I’ve got. I’m up on my tippy toes then bending
When I was eight years old, my mother placed a book in my lap and told me to read the entire thing by the
Winter has a way of reminding me I can’t control every aspect of my life. Ever since I was young, I have loved the
The path to motherhood is varied and diverse. Many of us arrive here after what feels like a lifelong marathon, trying to carry the
Think of a time you let yourself get lost in a moment. Perhaps you stared into the sky and let your eyes wander without
Fear of Missing Out or FOMO is becoming more of an issue in this hyper-connected world. All it takes is 30 seconds on any
While growing up, through a series of explicit and implicit messages, I believed “order” was necessary to be accepted, chosen and loved. In other
Everyday worries can keep you awake. Sometimes at night Edith can’t sleep. She goes through the “what-ifs”: What if her son gets sick and
After my recent article in the Huffington Post about motherhood loneliness, a few moms wrote to me, “It feels like you are writing exactly
In May of 2014, my husband and I made a risky decision. We put our house on the market; we sold more than half