Between feeds and IV’s
Between feeds and IV’sSam Reynolds \ud83d\udc4b\ud83c\udffb Playing with words to tell my story. Postnatal doula & four time breast cancer survivor, mum of one and wife of a CEO #itsajourney
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | betweenfeedsandivs.substack.com |
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Steady As You Go
And just like that, summer is folding itself away like a linen dress laid neatly in a drawer, leaving behind the faint scent of heat and suncream, ready for next year. I currently find myself tucked into the corners of the hospital waiting ...
What does it all count for?
When someone we love dies, the grief is rarely neat. It seeps into cupboards and drawers, clings to old shoes by the door, hangs in pockets of well worn suits in the wardrobe and stacks itself up in piles of paperwork, cards and receipts.
Doula Diary Entry #2; Coming Home
My view has changed. No longer am I waking up and staring out at the ocean as it laps against the ragged edges of Thurleston Rock as it emerges out of a placid and gentle blanket of deep blue sea. The morning tide brought a calm and peacefu...
A Quiet Edge of Grief
Grief has been rearranging the furniture of my inner world. What once felt familiar and safe, now feels alien; the rooms I used to feel cosy in, now echo differently. In the last few months I have found myself both hollowed out and cracked ...
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I’m Sam. \ud83d\ude4c\ud83c\udffb Postnatal doula, Mum & 4 time breast cancer survivor, writing about the raw, tender intersection of new motherhood and survival.
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