Tag Archives: motherhood
Invisible … the grieving process
Invisible, that’s how I felt. I wanted to slide away … come back healed, the pain washed away. I had lost so much, my dream vanished, taken out of me no matter how I fought. I felt sorry for myself, … Continue reading
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On the joy of being a mum
The joys of motherhood: when you finally drop off to sleep, only to be woken up by your little one having a nightmare.(aha!) when they say the nicest things. when they see the world so much more clearly than adults. … Continue reading
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Time…the greatest healer ?
Although at times I’ve felt overwhelmed with sorrow and grief, I don’t think I was ever depressed.Somehow I always managed to push myself a little further. A recent article I read this morning states that 1 in 6 of us … Continue reading
Filed under accepting yourself, children, family, health, love, motherhood, personal, pregnancy
Tears in my eyes
I’m very emotional, not the type to blubber for no good reason just very sensitive and sometimes a bit too compassionate, but that’s another story. Growing up, I learned to cry in private, the slightest sign of tears would only … Continue reading
Filed under children, emotion, family, growing up, life, love, perfection, personal
cuddles …always
What makes a good mum? I try my best.I’m not perfect. I do try to instil optimism and self-confidence to my children. I give them all my love and lots of cuddles The hardest part is when you realise you … Continue reading
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