As many as one in four women trying to get pregnant will have a
miscarriage—and yet I had no idea it was that common. You don't hear
much about miscarriages until it happens to you or someone close enough who may share it with
you.
To an exhausted mama who is barely hanging in there, sometimes those photos are
hard gut punches that can leave her reeling from guilt and feelings of inadequacy. To that mom,
here's what I want to remind you of today: It's all an illusion.
As parents, we are all familiar with separation anxiety and know how tricky it can
sometimes be to navigate our lives with a baby or toddler's strong feelings about us
leaving—but what about ours?
Hello. I’m Hannah. I’m many things–a mum, a wife, a daughter, a sister, an HR professional. I have recently become the owner of a tech start-up. I have a degree in psychology. I’m a friend to so many beautiful people. I also have Bipolar Disorder.
You'd gotten the best of me again, stealing time I should have spent doing anything
other than obsessing over the multitude of awful things that could have (but didn't!) happen to my
family.
