You manage the deadlines, the grocery runs, the kids' activities, the never-ending inbox, and somewhere between it all, you remember you’re supposed to be thriving, not just surviving. But thriving doesn’t have to mean uprooting your entire life for some aspirational ideal. It can start right here, in the middle of your real, messy, beautiful daily grind.

Despite the occasional negative self-talk, I look at my bright, happy, funny, sweet little girl and realize I must be doing something right.

Showing vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but of strength. Continuing to push through despite the odds shows the opposite of weakness.

They say things have a way of improving once you're at your lowest. Amazingly, I experienced this very phenomenon in fall 2022.

Overcoming trauma has made me resilient. Read about my journey and learn how you can also keep moving forward despite the obstacles.

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[Our bodies] were totally ready to procreate while we were ready to party. Society keeps changing, yet our bodies remain the same.

Being a "late bloomer" is just a part of my identity: it's kind of who I am. And it also ties into this whole journey I'm currently on.

I've had a difficult time defining my goals for this new year, especially since so many things can happen on this IVF journey.

Near the top I placed the word "happy," most likely subconsciously in that location, because, above all, isn't that the goal?

Finally, I pulled the trigger after an awful week where I just needed space from my own world and the world around me (2020, hello!).