Taking Charge Of Your Health

Do you wish you could have a better handle on your health and wellbeing? If so, then you are not alone. Health can be such a tricky part of life to navigate and it is something you want to get right from the start. While there are so many guidelines and pieces of advice out … Continue reading Taking Charge Of Your Health

Six Key Questions To Ask Before Starting Any Home Improvement Project

Pixabay CC0  Completing home improvements can be immensely exciting. However, it’s only natural that you feel the pressure to get things right. Thankfully, a little planning and care will go a long way to helping you unlock the potential of your property.  Here are six of the best questions to provide the guidance needed for … Continue reading Six Key Questions To Ask Before Starting Any Home Improvement Project

Starting Therapy After Our Son’s Suicide

This week Brian and I went in for a therapy intake appointment. We didn’t know what to expect and we had our reservations but we hoped for the best. Telling The Story I have talked about our situation many times over the last five months. I'm comfortable talking about it and blogging about it. It … Continue reading Starting Therapy After Our Son’s Suicide

Adding Grad School To The Mix

Life has been hard and complicated so what's a girl to do? I decided to grad school! I had pondered it and I had even started my application but didn't follow through, but one day, I just decided that I was going to officially apply. Of course, I didn't know if I would actually get … Continue reading Adding Grad School To The Mix

Socializing After Losing Your Son

It's been almost 5 months. There were moments that I didn't think I would make it this far. This story is actually from around a month ago but after I wrote it, it sat in my draft folder for all this time. I still want to share it, though. My Night Out I went out … Continue reading Socializing After Losing Your Son

Understanding Life After Losing a Loved One

Here we are, 12 weeks into this grieving process that I never would have willingly signed up for. My son committed suicide and is at peace. (Suicide And The Ones Left Behind) Everyone says that and I believe it. But what about us? We aren't at peace. I'm trying to think of a fancy way … Continue reading Understanding Life After Losing a Loved One

Navigating Life After a Heart Attack

When a loved one is in the hospital, it feels like you are in a movie or a tv show. This is my experience, anyway. I find myself noticing similarities and differences between tv shows like Scrubs and my actual experience. It all feels surreal. (This is apparently my favorite word for this saga.) On … Continue reading Navigating Life After a Heart Attack

From Suicide To A Widow Maker Heart Attack

They say when it rains, it pours. That has definitely been our experience this year. Or at least since February 10th, the day of my son's suicide. I was going to say that we were just starting to get back to normal when this happened. But that wouldn't be true. We were not back to … Continue reading From Suicide To A Widow Maker Heart Attack