Personal Essays
This is where I write the kind of posts that linger — the ones that reflect on all the little things. Sometimes it’s a quiet moment, a hard lesson, or a passing thought I can’t shake. Other times, it’s something I’ve been carrying for a while, finally finding its way out through words.
Reflections by Theme
Not all essays fit into a box, but here are some common threads you might enjoy exploring:
🌟 A Few Favorites
Some essays stay with me long after I hit publish. These are a few that meant the most to write.
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Before I Knew You
A deeply personal reflection on pregnancy loss and loving a child before they’re born. - I Loved You Then
A love letter to my son through every age and stage — from the first heartbeat to the day he'll be grown. -
I Hate Swimming, But I’m Diving In
A metaphor for diving into change even when it feels uncomfortable. -
The Only One
A reflection on the sibling bond — sharing a story only the two of you know. -
The Mother I Became
A raw, redemptive look at postpartum struggles, second chances, and finally feeling like a mom without losing myself. -
Baby Clothes
A bittersweet reflection on outgrowing the baby years, and the quiet heartbreak of folding tiny clothes for the last time.