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You Didn’t Have the Miscarriage, But You Suffered Too

Contributed to New Orleans Mom Then I turned my head, just so I wouldn’t see the truth, and I saw Dave’s face. He, too, was watching the screen. He, too, was in pain. His hand was still in mine, so I squeezed it tightly to remind him I was there. Together we got through the … Read more

Ditch the Car and Take the Train

Contributed to New Orleans Living Magazine We all enjoyed the travel time feeling more social than obligatory, and the vacation felt longer as a result. However the delays soured the experience. All in all, it might not be our primary form of travel but we are happy we took the adventure. Click here to read … Read more

Hurricane Katrina Made Me Want to Plant Roots

Contributed to New Orleans Mom and featured on NOLA.com Back then, they called it “The Storm” (and some still do, although the moniker lost power after Gustav). There were blue tarps on most roofs. There were large piles of debris that had not yet been cleared. The roads … well, you know. Still, every person … Read more

Freedom Through Diagnosis :: My Journey with MS

Contributed to New Orleans Mom Here is what my experience taught me. Trust your instincts. If you believe something is wrong, find someone qualified to help you. Be a partner in your treatment. Be able to trust your doctor’s advice. Discuss side effects, discuss alternatives, find out how it will affect your lifestyle. Your doctors, … Read more

My House Needs Work But I’m Keeping It

Contributed to New Orleans Mom I’ll be the first to admit that the pieced together look isn’t working for me. I’m pretty organized by nature, yet my home is full of cluttered spaces. Although we have plenty of large closets, that doesn’t equate to efficient. The hall closet I mentioned is full of gift bags, … Read more