Tag: personal journey
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Rediscovering Fitness at 40: A Personal Journey
Get Pregnant Fast When I was in my teens and twenties, exercising felt like a means to an end — primarily about fitting into my favorite outfits. I was a casual runner, not particularly fast or dedicated, but it was an efficient way to stay active. However, my relationship with fitness began to shift dramatically…
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Amy Johnson Says All Sex Is a Riot…And She’s Ready to Discuss It
Get Pregnant Fast Get ready for a wild ride, because the new film featuring Amy Johnson, titled “Love Gone Wild,” hits theaters this weekend. Teaming up with director Mike Anderson, who’s known for his comedic genius, the movie follows a free-spirited writer who unexpectedly falls for a charming doctor, played by Tom Harris. If the…
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The Reality of Living with ADD: A Personal Journey
Get Pregnant Fast When my daughter was diagnosed with ADD, I dove into research to better understand her condition and how to support her. As I absorbed information, it dawned on me that perhaps I wasn’t alone in our family’s struggle with ADD. My life had always felt frenzied; I was a master procrastinator, perpetually…
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Why I’m Embracing My Gray Hair Journey
Get Pregnant Fast As I reach the wise age of 26, I’ve come to some undeniable realizations about life and self-acceptance. Here are a few: While the existence of a higher power may be debatable, the genius behind Netflix is a true deity (bless you, creator). Cheetos may leave your fingers stained, but their deliciousness…
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A Bittersweet Farewell as My Firstborn Embarks on His New Journey
Get Pregnant Fast He was my go-to companion for binge-watching TV shows and enjoying movie marathons. He’d handle the popcorn while I grabbed the chocolate. With a knack for making me laugh until I couldn’t breathe, he’s my firstborn son. While my husband and daughter are wonderful company, the unique bond I share with him—rooted…
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I’m My Mother’s Daughter: A Journey Through Loss and Motherhood
Get Pregnant Fast Losing a parent is a transformative experience that can shape one’s identity for a lifetime. I was just eight when my mother, Anna, passed away from cancer. It wasn’t the swift, poetic narrative often depicted in films; it was two long years filled with hospital visits, wheelchairs, and the constant hum of…