I'm an old mom and my child is growing up without grandparentsI thought I'd had lots of kids and be a younger mom. I had my only child at age 38 and even though I love it, I wish his grandparents were around. Mar 24 25March 24, 2025Article at Business Insider
How Type 2 Diabetes Renewed My Love for Cooking and BakingContent created for the Bezzy community and sponsored by our partners. Learn More Medically Reviewed by: Kim Rose-Francis RDN, CDCES, LD At first, my diagnosis made cooking a chore. Once I learned to approach cooking and baking as a playful… Feb 15 24February 15, 2024Article at Bezzy T2D
Sarah Graves: Writing For and With Your KidsWhat did you use to do during recess? I have several memories of spending recess, especially indoor recess, with my pencil and notebook. I’d rather write stories than do almost anything else. (And that’s still true today!) I have one distinct memory… Oct 06 23October 06, 2023Article at Mothers Who Make
A Tale of Two Sisters with DiabetesMy sister and I were both diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. But the similarities end there. Here’s how different this disease can be — even inside a single family. My siblings and I grew up with the specter of type 2 diabetes hanging over us, as… Sep 25 23September 25, 2023Article at Bezzy T2D
Rethinking Hustle Culture: How Menopause Changed the Way I WorkThe physical symptoms of menopause forced me to stop working 24/7. But the mental health effects of ending the hustle were so positive, I never want to go back. Not so long ago, I used to burn the midnight oil almost daily. As a teacher, I didn’t… Aug 23 23August 23, 2023Article at Healthline
There’s No Rainbow Baby For Me ... And That's OkayLife rarely turns out the way we plan it. When I was little, I wanted two things when I grew up: to be a writer and to be a mom. (Well, maybe three if you count being Princess Leia.) I succeeded at both, but neither the way I’d planned. I’d always… Sep 08 22September 08, 2022Article at Your Tango
What Taking Care of My Mom with Type 2 Diabetes Taught Me About MyselfBezzyT2D.com uses cookies to improve your site experience and to show you personalized advertising. To learn more, please read our Privacy Policy. Content created for the Bezzy community and sponsored by our partners. Learn More Taking care of my… Feb 15 22February 15, 2022Article at Bezzy T2D
There’s No Rainbow for Me . . . And That’s OKThe only way to move on from the life I imagined is to embrace the life I’m living. Photo by on Unsplash Life rarely turns out the way we plan it. When I was little, I wanted two things when I grew up: to be a writer and to be a mom. (Well, maybe… Aug 25 21August 25, 2021Article at Medium
I Didn’t Know It Would Be the Last TimeDearest Son, As I pin the sale tag to your little Batman jacket, a pang jabs at my heart. I didn’t know it would be so hard to let go of your baby things. I remember you lying on the floor in your Superman onesie, Batman jacket buttoned over top, not… Mar 21 20March 21, 2020Article at Medium
We Make Time for Potty Talk in Our House Every Day. Here’s WhyThe views expressed in this post are those of a Spoke contributor and do not necessarily represent the views of Red Tricycle. When most families hear the term “potty talk,” they probably think of ongoing discussions about toilet training or even the… Nov 16 18November 16, 2018Article at Red Tricycle
Our Bodies as ArtI’ve often compared my body to the Venus of Willendorf, it being a fairly accurate depiction of what I look like with clothes off. But in my life-long quest to beat into submission every stray lump and extra roll of fat, never had it occurred to me… Sep 20 18September 20, 2018Article at Medium