Bauhauswife
Yolande Norris-Clark--wellness hag, health coach, midwifery maven, mother of nine-- on mothering, birth, life, and death amid the cataclysm.
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Jungle Diaries: I should never have left Vancouver (opens the original)
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It’s whiplash, going from the pre-warmed hand-towels of business class on the Vancouver–Denver stretch to claiming our absurd number of suitcases and setting up camp on the tile floor of the Denver airport for the six-hour layover.Under the searing LEDs, next to a crew jackhammering the bathroom, Helio passes out in a naugahyde chair, small enough to be unbothered by the armrests designed, one can only assume, to actively thwart adult comfort. Margaret, after joy-riding the escalators until burn
Sydney Sweeney is Mid — That’s Why Women Can’t Stand Her (opens the original)
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Apart from her blatant peddling of evil and degeneracy, I’m all for Sydney Sweeney, and I’ll get to why in a moment.First, though, I just spent about six weeks or so off social media almost altogether while accomplishing, alongside my husband, the monumental task of moving the entirety of our enormous family back to Central America and navigating all the hijinks and breakdowns such an endeavour inevitably involves — dogs, babies, tarantulas, banditos, teenagers, rooftop laundry fiascos, brownout
Why do so many women kill themselves in “mid-life”? On the Death of Carolyn Elliott (opens the original)
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I too was shocked, along with the rest of the 30–50-something Instagram spiritual/self-improvement bingo card crew, to hear about the recent death of Carolyn Elliott—author of Existential Kink, and a woman who converted thousands to satanism (or “applied occult philosophy,” as she put it) via her captivating eloquence and energy.I actually didn’t ever read Existential Kink, or any of Elliott’s formal work, in fact, except for a course landing page of hers that was so beguiling that I immediately
Should I Have a F***birth? (opens the original)
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Should I have a f***birth?I get this question all the time, accompanied by various personal details, like: I’m a broke single-mother battling depression while living in a yurt—should I give birth alone?I have a tilted uterus and fibromyalgia, should I give birth in my living room with only my cat in attendance? I’ve had four violent c-sections and I’m pregnant with my fourth baby, should I just wing it this time?I am a healthy twenty-five year old with zero risk factors and and a deep sense of t
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