Sometimes in the middle of a crisis, loss, or hardship, it’s so difficult to remember what joy feels like (or even what “okay” feels like). We want to share some stories with the advantage of retrospect, to remind us all that there is light at the end of the tunnel, and a rainbow waiting to brighten even the stormiest of days—that sorrow really can turn to joy.

16: Joy Cometh After Sorrow

Do you ever wonder if you're the only woman who runs errands in sweats so it will look like she went to the gym? Or how about the only mom who feeds her kids raw cookie dough and drives the kids to school in her PJs? Or if you're the only wife who “cooks” her husband cereal (or take out) for dinner? 

Do you need more laughter and less loudness, more self-love and less self-loathing, more joy and less judgment?

You're not alone.

Come to The Living Room, a place we get comfy, candid, and confident together. Come seeking sanctuary and sisterhood and leave feeling renewed. We’re saving a seat for you!

Give yourself some Living Room today.

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Do you ever wonder if you're the only woman who runs errands in sweats so it will look like she went to the gym? Or how about the only mom who feeds her kids raw cookie dough and drives the kids to school in her PJs? Or if you're the only wife who “cooks” her husband cereal (or take out) for dinner? Do you need more laughter and less loudness, more self-love and less self-loathing, more joy and less judgment? You're not alone. Come to The Living Room, a place we get comfy, candid, and confident together. Come seeking sanctuary and sisterhood and leave feeling renewed. We’re saving a seat for you! Give yourself some Living Room today.

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