“She may not see your comments, but your loved ones will.”
- Love What Matters
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- Mental Health
“She may not see your comments, but your loved ones will.”
“Don’t let anyone make you feel less for not driving. You will drive, one day, when you are ready.”
“This is what’s right for me. Friends, six feet of space, and fresh air.”
“I promise no app, no social media platform, or amount of internet followers will ever scratch the surface of your worth to your family and your true friends.”
“I’m not saying I don’t love my family. I’m not saying I wish I didn’t have children. I need to feel like me, just for a moment.”
“You are also a human, with needs.”
“I don’t even recognize myself. I look tired. I look like I’ve let myself go. I look angry. I look really rushed. I know I’m a good mom. I don’t doubt myself in that department. But I also feel like all I am is a mom sometimes.”
“Hey mama, did you get up last night? Was it once, 3 times, 20? Just know you’re not alone and there are many mamas up at 3 a.m. yawning, just like you.”
“Let your person have a minute, because when loved ones can say what they need and those needs are honored, trust is built and love is strengthened.”
“Stay in tune with your stress levels and monitor your emotions.”