Leena Lomeli

Your child will never be as hard on you as you are on yourself.

It’s willing to grow without question. 

If we want to see change, growth, love, and happiness in our world, then the first step is getting honest with ourselves.

November is Diabetes Awareness Month so I want to share important things I wish I read before going into my pregnancy as a diabetic.

Remember that you are strong enough to handle everything being thrown your way.

There is no right or wrong way to feel, respond to, or navigate deep pain.

You deserve to feel seen. You deserve to feel heard and have all of your needs met.

I’m leaving behind the pressure that comes along with feeling like I’m supposed to be somewhere else, doing more.

Anxiety isn’t something that just disappears, it’s something that dissipates as we learn how to navigate it.

Intention sets the tone of the stage in which your reality plays out.

You are worthy of love, belonging, and a relationship with both even if you don’t think that you are right now.

You’ll know they are serious about fixing your relationship if they are putting in the effort you need them to, even if it’s going out of their way to do so.