One of my pet peeves is when people say stuff like “If the medication were working, you wouldn’t have to keep taking it.”
That’s crap.
The medication IS working.
That’s WHY you keep taking it.
Writer and mother of three shares her journey of mental health and neurodivergence
One of my pet peeves is when people say stuff like “If the medication were working, you wouldn’t have to keep taking it.”
That’s crap.
The medication IS working.
That’s WHY you keep taking it.
This week marks my twenty-fifth week of pregnancy with our third child. Apparently, our baby has reached the status of ‘cauliflower’ in the fruit and vegetable chart of fetal growth. I still feel weird about comparing child size to produce, especially since it can vary in size, and also because no one wants to think about pushing out a watermelon on delivery day, but there it is.
As parents, we like to think we are patient people.And for the most part, I think that is probably true. When our children are throwing tantrums or otherwise expressing their anger, frustration, sadness– the whole array of negative emotion– we sit there lovingly, calming them, telling them they are good enough, smart enough, and that people like them.