By Kathy Glow. I taught in a low income school. I didn’t receive boutique store gifts. More often than not, I received nothing at the holidays.
It’s Okay to Cry
By Kathy Glow. The moments after I was told that my five-year-old son had a tumor in his brain were a blur to me
Better
By Kathy Glow. Some of what motherhood is to me I chose for myself. I chose to have lots of babies in rapid succession. It’s what I wanted. I even secretly prayed for twins.
I Can Hold On
I long to be one of those moms whose kids are old enough to swim and play on their own.
Mommy’s Little Healer
I was sure I could never love any child like I had loved him again.
Moments Like This
I soak it all in.
I Spy a Family
More often than not when all of the boys are having fun, I am washed with sadness and anger. I think about the what-ifs and the why-hims, and I'm filled with bitterness and envy for those families that are whole and complete.
Control
I looked at him and calmly replied, “We both know that there are so many things in this life we can’t control. Why not control the things we can?”
Two Lines
By Kathy Glow. The pregnancy test was positive. And for once, I wasn’t happy about it.
An Extreme Kind of Mom Guilt
In my worst moments as a mother, the moments where I am cursing my family or getting angry about how much I have to do, I often experience this extreme moment of panic.
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