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Tag Archives: child welfare
chocolate shakes and ’80’s pop
A wise person once said, “You don’t have to write a thousand words every time you sit down to do a post.” The same wise person has also said, “One of your great gifts as a writer is how direct … Continue reading
Posted in Infertility, Life After Cancer, Work
Tagged adoption, child welfare, chocolate shake, Depeche Mode, humidity, injustice, pregnant co-workers, Talk Talk
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there’s something wrong with this picture
Panic – mild and fleeting, but noticeable nonetheless – paid me an unexpected visit early this afternoon. This seemingly unshakable feeling of optimism and positivity has cloaked me for months now. I have felt invincible, buoyant. It’s been amazing. But … Continue reading
Posted in Life After Cancer, Work
Tagged cancer, child abuse, child welfare, children, cornflakes, injustice, panic, time, Work
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go with what you know
Today, I took a trip part-way down the rabbit hole with one of my clients, a lost and disturbed young man who seems to be, with each passing day, losing his grip on reality. His story, though by no means … Continue reading
Posted in Life After Cancer
Tagged Albert Einstein, cancer, career, child welfare, insanity, Limbo, suffering
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