The Accidental Matriarch
Megan MalickLetters from the porch, Soul Circles, and gentle companions for grief, gratitude, growth, and legacy
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Remembering Back Porches
May arrived in Lancaster this week wearing the wrong month’s clothes. Ninety degrees before Memorial Day, but I’m not complaining.
Last weekend, we dusted off our deck furniture and exhumed the slightly sunbleached red cushions from the ga...
I Have Faith in the Nights
In June of 2002, I walked into a Weight Watchers meeting.
I struggled with emotional eating since childhood, and I wanted help finding a new way. Much to my surprise, new patterns formed quickly and easily. Pounds released almost effortles...
Becoming Who's Next
There’s something nobody tells you about growth.
We celebrate the arrival: the new business, the new marriage, the new version of ourselves, the next chapter. But underneath the excitement, there is almost always something quieter happenin...
Sometimes You Can Only See Your Best Decisions in the Rearview Mirror
As the first birthday of A New Path approaches, I’ve been sitting with something.
Not analyzing it, exactly. Just sitting with it.
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Why Grief Feels Dangerous in a Grief-Illiterate World
Jane O'Rourke’s MINDinMIND newsletter arrived in my inbin this week: Why grief can feel more dangerous than denial. The title piqued my curiosity, so I started to read.
A scenario that might resonate with you. Your patient’s mother has d...
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Accidental Matriarch, Writer and Speaker, Grief and Logistics Coach and Consultant, Spiritual Midwife, & Certified Brainspotting Practioner
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