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Keeping Secrets: Teaching your child the difference between good and bad secrets Keeping Secrets: Teaching your child the difference between good and bad secrets by Tiffany · April 24, 2015 Today’s guest post is the seventh in our “How do I talk to my child about?” series. We’ve talked about bad language, disabilities, divorce, adoption, death, race, religion, and today...

If your happiness depends on someone else, you are setting both of you up for disappointment.

What do we do? Here's a reminder...

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Giulia and Mark Lukach are two loving and exceptional people. I met Giulia when I was 14 and Mark when I was 18. We all went to college together. Mark and Giulia fell in love our Freshman year, like in September, like when most of us did not know where the bathrooms were and when I still had not registered for a single class. They got married when we were 24.

A little while ago I heard about a new memoir Mark had written. "My Lovely Wife in the Psych Ward" details what they went through as a couple and as parents when Giulia began to struggle with very unexpected mental illness in her 20s. I like them so much there's a part of me that hated thinking about that struggle. But I know they handled with a ton of bravery and love. And this book is an incredible candid telling of what it was like. I am so proud to know them.

I can't recommend this book enough. Even though it doesn't include the fact that Giulia and I went to the Homecoming Dance our Freshman year of high school and that my grandmother drove us.
Here is a link. Read it: https://www.amazon.com/My-Lovely-Wife-Psych-Ward-ebook/dp/B01JYWTBJ0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493400431&sr=8-1&keywords=mark+lukach

I encourage any adult member of a blended family to read this article.

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is a very important topic for Summers Family Wellness. We encourage all moms to be open and talk about your feelings! We encourage all partners to be supportive and listen! Please know that you are not alone! Tiffany Summers wants to help you on your journey through your maternal mental health concerns. Please reach out!

A Reality Check in Motherhood

This is an interesting perspective. When there is any catalyst, which allows people who are or who have had thoughts of su***de to talk about their feelings and thoughts rather than act, this has to be a good thing! However, these individuals must have a safe place and supportive person/people to receive their words.

In Response to 13 Reasons Why: twloha.com/blog/in-response-to-13-reasons-why/