Scar Bearers – Deborah Ann Davis (Part 2)
00:00 Intro 1:48 Car Crash Recap and Effects 6:25 Swimming After Effects 9:10 Being in the Passenger Seat 13:04 EFT and healing the passenger seat effects 22:30 Deborah’s car accident …
00:00 Intro 1:48 Car Crash Recap and Effects 6:25 Swimming After Effects 9:10 Being in the Passenger Seat 13:04 EFT and healing the passenger seat effects 22:30 Deborah’s car accident …
2:43 How Deborah Ann Davis became an Educator 22:33 Teaching in Atlanta, Georgia 32:30 Teaching in Hartford, Connecticut 36:28 Lyme Disease and Writing 40:13 Writing “How To Keep Your Daughter …
Make the Most of Your Efforts To Improve Your Mother-Daughter Relationship As a mother, you may feel distance growing between yourself and your daughter as she enters into her teenage years. …
Mothers, Isn’t It Time You Took a Day Off? The world values time off, as evidenced by the three-day weekend. Everyone knows you can’t work continuously without a break, at …
How To Touch on Touchy Subjects with Your Kids School is starting again! All across the country moms are leaping for joy (after they lovingly usher their cherubs out the …
When Was The Last Time You Had A Day Off, Moms? Mothers often feel they have to be “on the job” all the time. Unlike a normal job, there …
Moms, Do You Know How To Take “Me Time” Without Feeling Guilty? Being a mom is perhaps the busiest job you can have. As a mom, you’re always on standby …
Here is my unsolicited advice for freshmen starting high school. (Freshmen, listen up!)
Keep a tight rein on your freshmen.
Parents, your kid may look more mature and responsible than ever—and s(he) could very well be—but the beginning of the school year is not the time to extend latitude.
That’s when I became a mom. I didn’t suddenly feel competent or capable of handling motherhood (even though I had had months to prepare for it). I didn’t know how to turn this little bundle into a happy, functioning adult, but despite all that Mommy Guilt