My son makes noises while riding his Razor in front of our house. Should I be concerned? Should I check with my neighbors to make sure he “fits in?” Or, should I euthanize him? What was my response to THE angry letter, the one a neighbor sent to the mother of a child with autism? How dare you. How cruel. How hateful. Did that person really suggest a mother euthanize her … [Read more...] about My Response to the Hate Letter Sent to Family of an Autistic Boy
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High-Profile Infidelity: A Response to Maria Shriver’s Story
So, it just came out that my former governor had an illegitimate child with one of his household staffers over ten years ago. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver have been married for 25 years. 25 YEARS!! Does that mean nothing to him?! It's an understatement to say that it's so pathetic he had to go and do something like this--something that he knew could ruin his life and … [Read more...] about High-Profile Infidelity: A Response to Maria Shriver’s Story
About First Response Pregnancy Tests
First Response offers a line of pregnancy tests and fertility detection tests produced by Church & Dwight. If you think you may be pregnant, the First Response suite of products offers an accurate way to test for pregnancy. Whether you're looking for early detection or something that confirms your suspicions, decide which of their products is the right one for you. How … [Read more...] about About First Response Pregnancy Tests
Surviving a Miscarriage During The Pandemic
Of course, during National Infertility Awareness Week and a pandemic, I have a miscarriage. One in eight women has infertility in various forms. A miscarriage is not infertility, but a lot of people experiencing infertility also experience miscarriages. The women I have met from the infertility community are some of the best people I know. Some of us speak about it openly, … [Read more...] about Surviving a Miscarriage During The Pandemic
A New Kind of Mental Health Awareness: Fostering Mental Health While Practicing Physical Distancing
Last week, I was reading a news story about a group of teenagers from New Zealand who were stranded in the Caribbean at the beginning of the pandemic, having just completed a study-abroad sailing program. The educators in charge decided that the best course of action was to sail back to New Zealand with the teens, where they landed this week. The group has been practicing … [Read more...] about A New Kind of Mental Health Awareness: Fostering Mental Health While Practicing Physical Distancing