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Expanding a mission–because I still want to be a mom
I’m expanding the mission of Pill Baby because I’m simply not there yet–I still want to be a mom. And I want the magazine and podcast to be able to speak to women who aren’t there yet either, as well as women who are childless.
I get back to basics to help others and myself
I’m getting back to basics to help both others–and myself. I’m researching the intersection of mental health and childlessness. I’ve realized to have any hope of responding to the needs I’m hearing voiced, from IVF warriors who blog about failed infertility treatments t...
Mental Illness Makes Me Unsure I Can Be A Mom
I’ve been trying to conceive for six years now. Six exceptionally long years. My husband and I have tried everything short of IVF, and now that it has been placed at my feet, I’m not sure I want to pursue it. Mental illness makes me unsure I can be a mom.
How I healed my inner mom after infertility and depression
I want to tell you the story of how I healed my inner mom after infertility and depression. I want to tell you the story of how I learned to nurture myself, to be a mom to myself.
Childlessness & Caring for Our Bodies: When we can’t make ourselves go for that run
How do we get back on track with caring for our bodies when struggling with grief due to childlessness?
The Trevor Project
The Trevor Project is an American non-profit organization founded in 1998 focused on suicide prevention efforts among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ) youth.
Gatway Women
Jody's Day worldwide friendship and support network for childless women, Gateway Women, is a great resource.
NAMI Family-to-Family
When I was first diagnosed with bipolar disorder, my mom and my grandma attended NAMI Family-to-Family classes. It helped them navigate the uncertainty and the fear of my diagnosis with information from other family members. From nami.org: "NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, 8-session educational ...
Thriving with Bipolar Disorder: DBSA
This is a great video from the nationally recognized mental health nonprofit, Depression Bipolar Support Alliance. Peers were asked, among other questions, what was their experience when first diagnosed with bipolar disorder and at what point did they realize they were more than their diagnosis. It ...
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