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Colorful healthy meal prep with corn, olives, tomatoes, and lentils in glass containers. Perfect for mindful eating.

Prepping For Surgery: Meal Prepping, Cuddles, and Recovery

Prepping For Surgery: Meal Prepping, Cuddles, and Recovery Haylee (Daughter) I’m having surgery on Friday. It’s routine, it’s outpatient, and it’s pretty minor – but it’s still nerve racking and, quite frankly, a little emotional for me.  With this surgery comes some unexpected changes to plans and some new experiences. My daughter has never been […]

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Hair Health in Your Early 20s: Habits That Can Make or Break Your Hair

Hair Health in Your Early 20s: Habits That Can Make or Break Your Hair Tori (Daughter) Hair health is so important to me! In your early 20s, hair health is often taken for granted, but it quietly reflects your overall lifestyle, habits, and well-being. At this stage of life, hair is typically strong, resilient hair,

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My Daily Routine Game Changers: Why Laird Superfood Coffee Changed Everything

My Daily Routine Game Changers: Why Laird Superfood Coffee Changed Everything Therese (Mom) I am deeply passionate about my morning cup of coffee. I’ve tried many brands over the years and loved quite a few — but NOTHING compares to the life-altering difference I’ve experienced with Laird Superfood. A little backstory: Laird Hamilton, a legendary

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Aging, Survival, and the Invisible Battles We Don’t Talk About

Aging, Survival, and the Invisible Battles We Don’t Talk About Therese (Mom) I never imagined that growing older could make me feel invisible. When I was young, I believed aging came with respect. I envisioned older women as anchors of wisdom — people others turned to for guidance, for strength, for perspective. I thought longevity

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Loving Your Loved One Through Their Traumatic Brain Injury

Loving Your Loved One Through Their Traumatic Brain Injury Haylee (Daughter) Funny enough, March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, so this seems appropriate to talk about. In May 2010, my husband suffered 2 traumatic brain injuries – 2 weeks apart from one another – while on deployment in Afghanistan as a result of explosions from

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