We are all in this together and collectively we will come out braver, kinder and more connected as a human species—forever.
Including how to recognize symptoms, what to do if you're pregnant and where to get financial help.
Now that the surge has passed in NYC, wearing a mask doesn't feel like we're overreacting. In fact, quite the opposite.
As the world as we knew it ground to a halt, life had a way of bringing everything into perspective.
True story: I learned the "I'm a Savage" dance in the bathroom at 2 am because I couldn't sleep.
We only have 18 summers with our kids—we can't miss a single one.
Yes, we should celebrate Mother's Day this year. Without a doubt. In fact, we should go all out—whatever that means to you.
If you can't add them to your grocery order, try one of these.
And for once, coffee is not involved. :coffee:
Even if someone has it worse, your pain during this pandemic is valid.
Delivery spots are hard to snag right now. Here's how to shop safely if you have to go to the store.
We cry because it's all too much. It's overwhelming. It's fast and furious. It's all so brand new. But, then, after we cry, we dry our eyes. We keep going.
A baby shower might not seem worthy enough of a loss to grieve over, but for me it is.
Oh, and do you take whipped cream on your latte? Because I promise—the next one is on me.
Thank you for being such a champ during this challenging time.
I know I need to pause and sit in my grief before I forge ahead.
And it's so comfortable.
"When I was alone and terrified, these nurses became my family, seemingly taking care of me as they would their own children. From every 'Sweetheart, what can I do for you?' to every 'You're gonna get through this,' I felt their commitment and caring spirits."
It's surprising and a big relief, TBH.