It doesn’t matter how old you are, what size you are or how many hours a day you spend running after children – as a woman you sometimes forget that once upon a time you were an individual and a sexpot!
Admit it, even now you’re thinking that you would never get back to the sensational knock out that you were before babies, husbands and housework? (Or is that just me?) Well, I wanted to and even though I had some reservations – I did something that woke up my Inner Goddess!
There comes a moment in everyone’s life when they wonder; is this as good as it gets? I’ve been having these thoughts often and have always resigned myself to the fact that this is how life is and as good as it gets… adequate.
I often start off my rants with I am a mom and I do this because of all my achievements, this is the one I am proudest of – and it wasn’t even part of my life plan either. As a mom, I have the amazing privilege of watching my son grow and develop into the person he is becoming and although I’d love to take all of the credit, I know that there are many influencing factors involved.
One such factor is our PC.
With October being breast cancer awareness month, I thought that I would share the 5 steps on how to perform a self examination on your breasts. Keep those girls safe and check regularly – breast cancer is a sneaky ol’ devil but if spotted early can be stopped in it’s tracks!
If you have ever relied on someone to save you, you will know that thanking them just never comes close to expressing the gratitude you feel.
I have had a similar experience to being caught in a rip current and if it wasn’t for a brave soul, I don’t think I would be typing this out.
In my line of work I come into contact with incredible women from all walks of life and what never ceases to amaze me is the way they are willing to allow me into their lives in a very intimate way.
I was recently honored (It happened today) with a Daisy Award by Lily Wight, being the first award for Blogging I’d received I was naturally thrilled that someone considered my ramblings worthy of being acknowledged.
