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Losing My Mom–Near the End
Author’s Note: I wrote this post a couple months before my mom died. I wanted to share it now. I called my mom to check in. She was out of breath. Told me she had been lying on the deck enjoying the...
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Just a quick follow up to my follow up (follow that?) on taking Antidepressants When Pregnant. I met a second time with this amazing Reproductive Psychiatrist from NYU. In talking to her, I explained...
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Losing My Mom: One Year Ago
A year ago today my mom died. I woke up this morning not sure how to feel. Glad she is out of her pain? Glad she is no longer a burden to me? Relieved that her tragic life ended so peacefully? And...
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Losing Justin. It Is So Unfair.
My first cousin was killed in a freak accident. Yeah, I know this isn’t a great way to start off a blog post. But I don’t know what else to do or how to write about it. He was 44. A great dad to two...
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The Failure Hour: A Must For Every Mom
I may have come up with my most brilliant idea yet. At the end of the day, between 4:30-6, my mental state falls apart. I am exhausted from schlepping in 100-degree heat, working on my lack-of-career,...
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Milestone Monday: Birthday Cake Disaster
I failed Home-Ec in junior high. Well, didn’t fail, but I did get a D on a lot of my projects. My first week on the air as the morning anchor in Omaha, Nebraska, we had a cooking segment. My scripts...
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My Favorite Blog Posts of 2012
It’s 2013. Time to toot my horn! Time to tell you my favorite blogs that I wrote from 2012. This, in hopes you have so much free time, you’ll dive in and read all of them! Yes, I’m starting off the...
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The Most Common Misconceptions of Parenthood
Joe DeProspero has two sons, a wife, and is complimentary birth control for anyone who sits near him in a restaurant. His writing has been described as “outrageous,” “painfully real,” and “downright...
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