Category: Grief

Any Day Now Part 2

May 20, 2023May 20, 2023 thereallifeveganwife2 Comments

Please note: Strong trigger warning for the topic of abortion. The first thing I had to do was pee in a cup. Obviously, That way they know you’re pregnant. I’m like, that plus sign on those three tests showed up immediately, so there is no way this is a mistake, but do what you’ve gotta… Continue reading Any Day Now Part 2

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Any Day Now Part 1

May 6, 2023May 6, 2023 thereallifeveganwife6 Comments

Please Note: Strong trigger warning for the topic of abortion. Did you know that a fetus has fingernails? The real question should be: why does it matter? I’m scanning through my journal for snippets to help me remember how everything felt back then. Almost two years ago I quit caffeine to balance my hormones. A… Continue reading Any Day Now Part 1

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The Word of the Day is Lament

August 8, 2020August 8, 2020 thereallifeveganwife1 Comment

I haven’t written much about my experiences or feelings navigating the last four or five months. I still have a lot to work through before I feel clear enough to discuss my thoughts regarding the traumatic closure of my business, my scramble to keep afloat, the uprisings all over the country and the way our… Continue reading The Word of the Day is Lament