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Break Stuff To Live

Jill Krause

Welcome to my midlife metamorphosis. I share personal narratives about my mental health journey, trauma work, and life as a 40-something mom-of-4 going through a divorce (and dating adventures!).

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Latest Issues

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Haunted By Generational Trauma

Content warning: Suicide

3 months ago
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Black Hole Beast

On the RV trip - when we sold our house and half our stuff and took our kids around the US and Canada for 18 months - that’s when mornings began to feel like black holes I had to spend hours clawing my way out of. Not right away, but a few ...

8 months ago
18
4

Is It A Love Language Or A Defense For Emotional Negligence?

I’m a sucker for a personality test. Anytime I discover a new way to sort myself into a classification, I pounce on the online quizzes and ask my mom - again- to confirm the time I was born.

9 months ago
13
4

What Happened To The Girl Who Got Almost Everything She Wanted?

Wallace had a stuffed dog I got from Israel 8 years ago next to the iPad on the table tonight. I stood in front of the stove and folded a tortilla in half with a spatula I got on clearance at the discount store last week, refried beans and ...

a year ago
25
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  • Jill Krause

    I used to write a mom blog called Baby Rabies, but I no longer share stories about giving birth to and raising babies. These days, I'm giving birth to and re-raising myself. And Wordpress gives me PTSD.

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