Finding The Good: In Motherhood, Life and Myself
Janel LewisFind stories and sometimes questions about motherhood, wellness, kitchen musings, fitness and just being a person. Mostly light, somewhat funny and probably relatable.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | janelmae.substack.com |
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A Thank You Note To My Body
About a month ago I had an amazing experience where I was in a room full of a bunch of gifted hands on healers, all willing to share and swap services for the time we were together. I was surrounded by energy workers, a chiropractor, an int...
A Little Box of Fear and Desire
Over the weekend we visited my mother-in-law in Kent, CT— it’s a beautiful town that has lots of grassy fields, “broccoli” mountains as my children would say, and a sweet little downtown area where most of the buildings are old houses turne...
Enoughness ✨
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything, and I feel like I should have been writing more, but I haven’t so here I am writing something that feels like something.
How I've Maintained My Spiritual Sense of Self In Motherhood
Before I had my children, I happily dove deep down into the rabbit hole of what I’ll call “spiritual curiosity”, devouring anything and everything that resonated in any way. I grew up in a home where we went to church, I think mostly to app...
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This is not *not* my personal diary. Musings on motherhood, being a human, and my mid-30’s— with the goal to find what’s good in most things most of the time ✨
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