I’m so happy to have Andrea here , guest posting with her very own Rainy Day Letter. Andrea blogs at (Are you new here? A Rainy Day Letter is a message you write to yourself when you are having a good day, so you can read it on your bad days. It’s like a helping…
Category Archives: Progress
Susan’s Story
I am so honored to have Susan’s trust with this post. Susan ( on twitter ) is a member of my group, and her insights and sweetness always inspire me. She shared her lovely with us last year, and she bloggs at – – – Of all the things I regret about my time with postpartum depression and…
A new look, and a SpeakEasy support chat tonight
Have you noticed the change? This website used to look like this: The clean and popular WordPress Theme Misty Look served me well, but it’s time for bigger and better more flexible things. I’m excited about having a column on each side of the post area, and even more excited about the new navigation and…
Sarah’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 7)
My In-Real-Life friend Sarah is here today . I Love this letter so much, that I put it up on the wall in my office. Sarah is not on twitter, and she doesn’t blog either. But boy, she can write! I hope she will start a blog soon, let’s encourage her in the comments. Are…
Overwhelmed Central
Writing this post in bed, with the intention of making sure that you all know that tomorrow’s #PPDSpeakEasy call is cancelled, and explaining why: Last week was hard on a lot of people in the #ppd community. In response, I called an that was like a comfort camp. It was sweet and nourishing, and it…
Becky’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 6)
Yay, Becky ( ) is here today with her very own Rainy Day Letter. For you to understand what we mean here, you are advised to get hold of resumecvwriter.com/ any of our business case study examples.This letter is so sweet, and full of great suggestions of things you could do next time you are feeling down. …
Susan’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 4)
Yay! Susan is here! (I love her twitter name: ) with her very own Rainy Day Letter. What a sweet, wise letter. I particularly care for the list of good moments which can act as evidence and proof that you are undeniably a good mother. Having such a list is really good for those times when the…
A letter from an Imperfect Momma (Hope in an Envelope 3)
Today we are fortunate to have Jessica ( on Twitter) visiting us with her response to this: . I adore the spunk in her letter. And the wisdom. If you too are in recovery from PPD, next time you are feeling “totally yourselfâ€, save some for a rainy day: put some of that hope in an envelope,…
Category Archives: Progress
Andrea’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 9)
I’m so happy to have Andrea here , guest posting with her very own Rainy Day Letter. Andrea blogs at (Are you new here? A Rainy Day Letter is a message you write to yourself when you are having a good day, so you can read it on your bad days. It’s like a helping…
Susan’s Story
I am so honored to have Susan’s trust with this post. Susan ( on twitter ) is a member of my group, and her insights and sweetness always inspire me. She shared her lovely with us last year, and she bloggs at – – – Of all the things I regret about my time with postpartum depression and…
A new look, and a SpeakEasy support chat tonight
Have you noticed the change? This website used to look like this: The clean and popular WordPress Theme Misty Look served me well, but it’s time for bigger and better more flexible things. I’m excited about having a column on each side of the post area, and even more excited about the new navigation and…
Sarah’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 7)
My In-Real-Life friend Sarah is here today . I Love this letter so much, that I put it up on the wall in my office. Sarah is not on twitter, and she doesn’t blog either. But boy, she can write! I hope she will start a blog soon, let’s encourage her in the comments. Are…
Overwhelmed Central
Writing this post in bed, with the intention of making sure that you all know that tomorrow’s #PPDSpeakEasy call is cancelled, and explaining why: Last week was hard on a lot of people in the #ppd community. In response, I called an that was like a comfort camp. It was sweet and nourishing, and it…
Becky’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 6)
Yay, Becky ( ) is here today with her very own Rainy Day Letter. For you to understand what we mean here, you are advised to get hold of resumecvwriter.com/ any of our business case study examples.This letter is so sweet, and full of great suggestions of things you could do next time you are feeling down. …
Susan’s Rainy Day Letter (Hope in an Envelope 4)
Yay! Susan is here! (I love her twitter name: ) with her very own Rainy Day Letter. What a sweet, wise letter. I particularly care for the list of good moments which can act as evidence and proof that you are undeniably a good mother. Having such a list is really good for those times when the…
A letter from an Imperfect Momma (Hope in an Envelope 3)
Today we are fortunate to have Jessica ( on Twitter) visiting us with her response to this: . I adore the spunk in her letter. And the wisdom. If you too are in recovery from PPD, next time you are feeling “totally yourselfâ€, save some for a rainy day: put some of that hope in an envelope,…