
Take the Pause
On Angela Lee's podcast, I shared the one thing I most want parents to hear: you are allowed to pause, write your questions down, and ask before you decide.
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On Angela Lee's podcast, I shared the one thing I most want parents to hear: you are allowed to pause, write your questions down, and ask before you decide.
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A letter from my youngest's school got me thinking through a public health lens and as a mom. Being seen starts with someone noticing, and sometimes it starts with you saying, look at me.
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A week that began with the last days of Suicide Prevention Month and ended standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial, on what it means to show up for one person, and for a whole community, without needing the right words.
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A high school basketball teammate resurfaces thirty-six years later, and Jenn discovers how many parallels their lives held, then and now, that neither of them could have seen at seventeen.
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For Suicide Prevention Month, a reflection on the crisis our family lived through starting when Daniel was eight, the metaphor that helped us survive it, and where we are now.
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A summer and a year of putting the oxygen mask on first, and what it means to walk into a busy season with grace instead of grinding through it.
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I spent years asking the world to truly see my children. Launch week was the moment I finally let it see me.
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A line from my book found me this week, not in a hospital room, but on a sidewalk and a stranger's front lawn. A reflection on invisible illness, bullying, and what it really costs to stand up for the people who cannot yet stand up for themselves.
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Over sixty people filled a room in Back Bay to celebrate the launch of Fighting for Their Lives. A recap of the night, a thank you, and a fundraiser for BAGLY.
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I bought a painting called Winter Night. There is a swirl in the center like a tornado, and what I learned looking at it is how you find your center again when everything is moving too fast.
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