Tag: mental health
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Quarantine, Mom Guilt, etc.
Hi guys! I know that I have been MIA for a while now. I’ve been inconsistent and I’m hoping to change that. Currently, my house looks like it’s suffered the invasion of the Jumanji jungle. I’m so exhausted that I’m nauseous.
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It’s Never Like In The Movies …
It’s never like in the movies. There’s no musical background to set the mood. There’s no focused lens to keep you zoned in on a moment. There’s usually lots going on, at the same time. Sometimes it’s a storm with all the different environmental elements going on at the same time. You feel the humidity…
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Comfortable In My Body
Hey there! Thanks for reading my blog. As you can tell I’m fully engaged in #nablopomo. The yearly blog challenge which takes place every November, where bloggers such as myself get to write about whatever. Of course, I’m doing this while caring for a newborn and making lunch. For today’s topic, I’ve decided to write…
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Some Days Are Better Than Others
I think it goes without saying that some days are better than others. It’s true in life in general but when your hormones are trying to find their way back to normal, after housing a human being for 9 months. Let’s not forget, while functioning and being available to those who need you and rely…
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How To Enjoy The Process
Enjoy The Process Chances are, you’re in this moment in your life where things aren’t exactly the way you dreamed it to be when you were little. You are probably facing some financial difficulties, you’re not exactly sure where to go career-wise, and/or maybe you are just so stressed out by the everyday hustle and…
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How To Succeed in 2019
Want to live your BEST life in 2019? Every year, millions of people take into consideration their strengths and weaknesses. We take stock of where we’ve been, to try to gain some clarity as to what we want the new year to bring us. While this idea of setting new goals is great, the truth…
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Live Out Your BEST Christmas
Everyone knows, the holidays are one of the most stressful times of the year. At least in Canada, Thanksgiving takes place in October giving Canadians at least two months of prep time before the family returns for another massive food get-together. In the United States, everything takes place within a 5 week window. That’s crazy!…
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