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Room on the Shelf. When the Joy Fades: Stephanie's Story. This week, in honor of the 3rd Annual Postpartum Progress. Climb Out of the Darkness. Happening on Saturday, June 20th, we are sharing real stories of Warrior Moms- moms who have struggled with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADS). Yesterday, we shared. Today, read on for. I made Jimmy go get her. The nurses didn't bring her because she was asleep and one thing you learn is never wake a sleeping baby. To be going well until Jimmy was calle...
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Chopping Onions: The Truth is in Our Core | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. Chopping Onions: The Truth is in Our Core. Timely. Always, but especially today. Nothing in the world is permanent, and we’re foolish when we ask anything to last, but surely we’re still more foolish not to take delight in it while we have it. I thought I needed to keep it all to myself. That is what we are taught. This is the story of the day I realized I was much like an onion. These toasts and things are common at weddings. They are also common at graduations and.
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A Few of My Favorite Things | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. A Few of My Favorite Things. When a knit stitch pulls through smoothly, with satisfaction. The strength of a bond pulled taut, in spite of the miles. Sun on your face. A wind rushing through the trees,. Upturned eyes searching for a brief blot of the sun,. Finding an osprey soaring high above. An upsurge of soul,. A welling of emotion. Fleeting, yet profound. We must seek these moments for all they are worth. By Jennifer Butler Basile. May 21, 2015. Shades of the Past.
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Bowls of Serial | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. Though I keep maintaining that this is not a blog about food, gastronomy and the many metaphors it provides have been an organizing factor😉. And so I offer you a bowl of cereal – I mean serial. When you want just a bite of the potatoes I’ve chopped, come take a sampling of some of the series I’ve developed. May is Mental Health Month:. Click here for posts from this series. May is Maternal Health Month:. Click here for posts in this series. Enter your comment here.
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Awards | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. If a blog is written in the wilds and no one reads it, does it tell a story? Not with the resounding voice and value that it can with thoughtful readers. Gracias por ayudarme – tell my story, find a voice, land in a soft and supportive environment. One time, two time . . . Third Time’s a Charm. Click on each image to read the corresponding post for that award. Throw Another Potato in the Pot Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). On my bedsi...
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An addendum | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. In my post Thursday, I discussed the pitfalls of postpartum in dads. There is a major one I erroneously omitted. One more thing for postpartum moms to worry about. So all you women and mothers suffering from postpartum mood disorders out there, my last post was not meant to make you feel bad. It was not meant to give you one more thing to feel shitty about. To make you think you’ve ruined one more life. People outside your tight-knit trio need to help put you. You are ...
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Down in the Valley | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. Down in the Valley. And then I participated in Postpartum Support International. 8216;s webinar on ‘Involving Dads and Partners’. Parenting is new to both parties not just the mother. There is a vast body of knowledge yet untapped in human experience until a parent holds that fragile little being. Insecurities and lack of self-confidence abound in both sexes as they navigate these new waters. Having only walked in my own flattened out shoes, I dare say women. Have the ...
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Jennifer Butler Basile | Chopping Potatoes
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And other metaphors for motherhood. All posts by Jennifer Butler Basile. No Time like the Present for an Epiphany. I’m sitting here reading about New Years’ resolutions in August. No time like the present, right? Seeing as how most New Years’ resolutions don’t make it out of January, maybe it’s not so bad that I’m considering fresh starts now, but the irony does not escape me. In her article discussing epiphany, Effie Caldarola has this advice for fresh starts:. By Jennifer Butler Basile. August 8, 2016.
