Category Archives: motherhood/parenting

The hall at the bottom of the stairs

Posted on March 9, 2018 by wisdomseason

People say “I got hit and I turned out ok”. We are all right – but only after doing the hard work of healing ourselves from those invisible wounds, picking up the pieces after broken relationships, depression, and addictions. We are strong in our taped-back-togetherness, but we lived a childhood and young adulthood in which we were never as whole and happy as we could have been. Continue reading →

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The Only Honest Mother

Posted on April 9, 2015 by wisdomseason

The Only Honest Mother.

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The Only Honest Mother

Posted on April 6, 2015 by wisdomseason

There was a stereotype of my generation, probably others too; she was called the “Jewish Mother” but it included Italian, Irish Catholic or Eastern European mothers as well. She was the mother who hovered over her adult children like an … Continue reading →

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