Yes, sleep deprivation for mothers is real. Mind ... f*gs... My boy just turned 4years old 2 days ago!!! Haaaa and I’m still sleep deprived. And o boy, u write and share so deeply! Thank you, no one else would take me through this ride with such clarity, with such clear depth and truth in all this minutiae emotions that we all feel, and always find lack to articulate. Whooo, parenthood is a lifelong journey, I guess we will keep evolving. Sending us ❤️
Thank you for this heartfelt share- this spoke to my soul & what a gift. My gosh, I relate to it all and find great comfort in your words. I, too, have been up for what seems like forever while my 17-month-old sleeps beside me, nursing on and off again, again and again- experiencing the rage, the love, the numbness, and disconnection to Spirit while pondering these things and trying to remember or relearn who I am—finding great difficulty in finding peace. Questioning how I mother, knowing that I could make it "easier" for myself. And I guess that is when I feel most connected to the Divine because a knowing comes from within, reminding me, "This too shall pass." Also, struggling with looking externally rather than internally, in ways I haven't in years. So many similarities, and yes, coming to the conclusion that this (haha, whatever you want to call "this") is my medicine right now and to open and receive rather than question and resist... but man, is it challenging. Please continue to share when the urge comes and know that you are not alone in this. All the Love and appreciation<3
Yes, sleep deprivation for mothers is real. Mind ... f*gs... My boy just turned 4years old 2 days ago!!! Haaaa and I’m still sleep deprived. And o boy, u write and share so deeply! Thank you, no one else would take me through this ride with such clarity, with such clear depth and truth in all this minutiae emotions that we all feel, and always find lack to articulate. Whooo, parenthood is a lifelong journey, I guess we will keep evolving. Sending us ❤️
Thank you for this heartfelt share- this spoke to my soul & what a gift. My gosh, I relate to it all and find great comfort in your words. I, too, have been up for what seems like forever while my 17-month-old sleeps beside me, nursing on and off again, again and again- experiencing the rage, the love, the numbness, and disconnection to Spirit while pondering these things and trying to remember or relearn who I am—finding great difficulty in finding peace. Questioning how I mother, knowing that I could make it "easier" for myself. And I guess that is when I feel most connected to the Divine because a knowing comes from within, reminding me, "This too shall pass." Also, struggling with looking externally rather than internally, in ways I haven't in years. So many similarities, and yes, coming to the conclusion that this (haha, whatever you want to call "this") is my medicine right now and to open and receive rather than question and resist... but man, is it challenging. Please continue to share when the urge comes and know that you are not alone in this. All the Love and appreciation<3