This is part two of Wes' journey and her daughter's first year on Earth. I'm so grateful to Wes for her courage and generosity in sharing her story. She and I both hope that raising awareness regarding autism in babies will help another mother feel less confused and alone in the world. 

Here's a link to the first episode.

I'm very grateful to Neil for sharing his experience, strength, and hope with underearning. We then go through the symptoms of underearning as found on the official UA website. 

'Stuck in a Sports Bra’ by mossyrockk is comic genius. Every time I hear it, I feel like I’m at opening night of the smash-hit musical My Life in OA.

Here's a link to the YouTube video.

I interviewed my friend Wes because she’s the firebreather, tech head, card-carrying straight wife, mom to an autistic child, homeschool advocate, snowflake-loving, blue state voting, seed librarian and council member we all need in our lives.

You're welcome. 🐦‍🔥💚

The slings and arrows never cease nor does hope.

My recovery taught me that anger is often just grief in disguise. Once I stopped running from the grief, I had to learn how to move through it — and ultimately, into forgiveness. This workshop was a turning point for me, and I'm sharing it in hopes it becomes one for you, too.

Anorexics & Bulimics Anonymous website

Audiobook version of the ABA Book

PDF version of ABA Book 1st Ed, chapters 1-3

I can only hope this is the beginning of a new series! My friends Tom and Neil are back! We had a great discussion on 12 Step Recovery and spirituality behind self care. I hope you enjoy it!

My Recovery Library: https://tinyurl.com/MyRecoveryTools

Next Right Action Decision Wheel: https://tinyurl.com/NextRightAction

Anorexics & Bulimics Anonymous website

Audiobook version of the ABA Book

PDF version of ABA Book 1st Ed, chapters 1-3

My “Light Into Dark Places” series is to pay tribute to the speakers who carried light into my very, very dark years. Many don't resonate with me today, which is fine. I don't need them today like I did 13 years ago. In gratitude, I want to share their stories with you.