The following is an anonymous submission for The Egg’s 2015 National Infertility Awareness Week Blog Project, #BehindClosedDoors. This brave and powerful entry is one that will resonate with many, and one that I had to share. THANK YOU to the Eggshell who sent it in, because she could be saving someone’s life with it.
Opening The Door On…Infertility & Depression Read More »
Recently, I was invited to visit The Cradle’s “Gale and Ardythe Sayers Center for African American adoption”, on behalf of The Egg. I had a really great time not only learning about the history of this great resource, but also just having a good “you get it” convo.
The Adoption Option: My Visit To The Cradle Read More »
Target and I have a somewhat friendly competition we’re in. So, I love Target. Â I don’t know what it is about that place, but when I see those red shopping carts, and that welcoming bullseye, I think the cares of the world fall off my shoulders and I start to envision a better apartment to
On Target…and other self-torture. Read More »
There are few experiences during this infertility thing where you feel empowered. Â The moments are few and far between, and you will find that when you get them, you will begin to savor them and never want them to end. Â The Fertility For Colored Girls‘ 2nd Annual “Hats, Heels, and Hankies Tea”, was one of
HOW we talk about adoption, is just as important as what we say. My thoughts on four things that should be taken out of every adoption article.
Watching Our Words. Why Phrasing Matters. Read More »
It’s Tuesday. Â And around here, Tuesdays are RealTalkTuesdays. Â Today, though, there’s more than just the normal affirmations on my mind. Â Today, I’m thinking about the five years that have gone past as this blog has grown, and just how monumental it actually is. Five years ago, when I started my blog, it was out of
Mission In Progress. The Egg’s 5th Birthday! Read More »
