Hello my dearest friends 🙂 I’ve been absent for a little while, but for good reason, I promise. We had our daughter last Monday!!! Penelope Grace. She is the sweetest, most precious little lady I have ever laid eyes on. And as I’m typing this on my phone, sweet Penny is napping on my chestContinue reading Hello Motherhood! She’s Here!
The author is entering the final weeks of pregnancy and has experienced major life changes, including moving out and eagerly preparing for the baby’s arrival. Emotions are mixed, reflecting excitement for the new chapter with their daughter as well as an unexpected sadness. Despite this, they are embracing the upcoming journey with gratitude and faith.Continue reading BABY WATCH
The author desires an unmedicated birth to unite the physical suffering of childbirth with Christ’s suffering. Despite potential challenges, she aims to offer her pain as a prayer for a specific intention. Continue reading Why I Want an Unmedicated Birth
This eight-month pregnant woman shares a recipe for a delicious Honey Dijon Glazed Salmon. The dish is described as flavorful, moist, and healthy, suitable for different diets. The preparation method and ingredients are detailed, with a recommendation to pair the salmon with roasted vegetables and a starch. The writer encourages readers to try the recipe, praising its taste and tenderness.Continue reading The BEST Salmon You’ve EVER HAD!
After battling anorexia for years, I never imagined I could be pregnant. But by God’s grace, I am. Motherhood has shifted my perspective on recovery. I no longer obsess over my body but embrace it as a vessel for bringing my daughter into the world. Recovery now impacts not only me but my family. My goal is to model a healthy relationship with food and body for my daughter.
Continue reading How Pregnancy Has Rewritten My Anorexia Recovery
Caralyn reflects on her approaching childbirth, expressing both excitement and apprehension about the experience. She expresses her desire to have an unmedicated birth. She also discusses a conversation with a friend who found strength and purpose in offering her labor as a form of redemptive suffering, inspiring Caralyn to do the same.Continue reading Childbirth as Redemptive Suffering
I was spending the week with my parents last week, and I’m always so grateful for the conversations that inevitably end up happening. My husband has to travel to New York once a month for work, and so I get to spend some time with my parents, as I hate staying alone 😉 But myContinue reading A Free Fall of Trust
Caralyn shares her joy at being ranked as the #2 Eating Disorder Recovery Blog on the Web by Feedspot. Reflecting on her pregnancy, she emphasizes the importance of fostering a healthy relationship with food for her daughter and acknowledges the role of faith in her recovery journey. #recovery #catholic #christianity #anorexia #recovery #edrecovery #eatingdisorder #mentalhealth #pregnancy #pregnant Continue reading I Was Ranked the #2 Eating Disorder Recovery Blog on the Web! (And #1 in the US!)
Reflecting on a biblical story, Caralyn highlights the importance of surrendering to God’s plan, drawing parallels to her recovery from anorexia. Despite fears, she trusts in God’s guidance. The post concludes with anticipation for the gender reveal. #lent #bible #catholic #faith #christianity #pregnant #pregnancy #anorexia #recovery #edrecovery Continue reading The Father of Faith
At 18 weeks pregnant, the writer reflects on unexpected challenges and joys of pregnancy, including overwhelming fatigue and embracing body changes. Advice includes buying new workout clothes, avoiding evening social plans in the first trimester, and not grocery shopping on an empty stomach. #pregnancy #pregnant #expecting #catholic #christianity Continue reading Pregnancy is WAY DIFFERENT Than I Thought it Would Be…Here’s Why! (Plus: What AI Thinks our Baby will Look Like!)
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