by Guest | Jan 17, 2019 | Mental Health, Parenting, Points Of View
You can’t see Autism, and you certainly can’t see pathological demand avoidance (PDA). But I’m starting to think that I can…maybe. As I reach the final day of parenting alone during my husbands’ work trip to NYC, I’m feeling somewhat...
by Guest | Aug 17, 2018 | Parenting, Points Of View
Exactly 365 days ago, my husband, our nearly two-year-old toddler and I handed over the keys to the place we had called home to go our separate ways. It had been a long time coming – our marriage had actually ended a few months earlier following a decade...
by Guest | Dec 18, 2017 | Christmas, Points Of View
For most people, Christmas is the time of year we spend with our nearest and dearest. Friends, neighbours and family. We don’t pick our family; they’re entirely ours whether we like them or not. You do things for your family you’d never consider doing for anyone else....
by Guest | Nov 20, 2017 | Points Of View
Why. Why are you doing it now? Why are you being the best version of yourself now? Why are you being all of the things I so desperately wanted you to be when it’s too late? Why are you being the man I married for someone else instead of being it for me in the years...
by Guest | Oct 15, 2017 | Points Of View
An open letter to my BBF’s husbands side chick. An anonymous post about divorce, separation & the side chicks that contribute to the breakdown of marriage Dear M, Watching your best friend’s marriage disintegrate is one thing. Witnessing what ensued...
