All you can do is what is within your control right now. It's all any of us can do. But that doesn't make it any easier, I know.
The connection may be virtual right now, but it's not virtually impossible. Thank you, grandparents, for still supporting our families—even from a distance.
"I feel punished for having to be the 'good guy.' I have to send my 3.5yo child away. I won't get to visit her. I won't get to hug her. I won't get to tuck her in at night. We have FaceTime, and that's it. For up to a month, or who knows how long...and many of my coworkers have had to do the same."
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A few days after we got home from the hospital, my world was turned upside down.
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It's rare, but it is happening.
It's okay to mourn at how things have changed.
They're making a huge sacrifice.
Why it's so important to text your best friend right now, mama.
We miss you a lot, and we're SO glad we can stay connected this way.
"I packed a bag at one point so I could run away in the middle of the night. I told myself that they would be OK. He could find a wife that wasn’t such a burden and didn’t cry all the time. My daughter could have a mom that didn’t get angry at every little thing."
One of the pressing issues is the sudden lack of school-provided meals for children—and the extreme stress that this induces for many families who rely on them.
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Mama, you were made for this moment.