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I dream about being done, about getting my body back and wearing a normal bra again.
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What a beautiful sense of community.
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"Before becoming a mother, I thought motherhood was unconditional love, sacrifice and unwavering support. While all of that is still true, since becoming a mother, I have learned that motherhood also requires a commitment to self-compassion."
4. Find your community
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Over time, I started to realize that I wasn’t failing at all—just taking a different route.