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“I was determined to empower myself so I could become the best mother, the best professional and the best leader possible,” she said. “My struggles and my dark times have made me so much stronger. Fearless, even. I have learned so much about myself, about overcoming adversity and about always trusting God’s plan.”
"Stars don’t shine in the light, and neither do we. Embrace the dark times." – Leia Baez
LEIA’S LATEST BLOGS
How my divorce made me a better mommy
Before I even get started, do not let the headline mislead you. I am not promoting divorce or wishing the “D” word on anyone. Like my own experience, divorce can be icky, stressful and downright nauseating. On top of that, I still feel a ton of guilt when I think...
Bellevue mom celebrating 5 years sober; grateful for second chance at motherhood
Being a mom is tough work. Being a single mom — well, that can be downright draining at times. But I’ve learned to embrace single momhood. For me, it’s empowering to know I CAN do it on my own. I’m a big fan of hardworking, strong women who do it all. I’m especially...
Papillion mom credits meditation, rest in dealing with flooded home
Kim Isherwood is normally the one lending her shoulder to cry on. The 56-year-old Papillion mom of two is a registered nurse, a certified hypnotherapist and a Reiki Master who has been teaching yoga and meditation for the past 12 years. But ever since her home in...
