I am well past the stage of mothering small children. However, I have the privilege of being witness to the mothering talents of my two dear friends, DeeAnn and Jen. I’ve often wondered how I managed to become heart friends with these two women who were raised in the generation behind my own, but [...]
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Tale of Two Mothers
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged being, femininity, mothering on March 20, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Motherless Child, 2.0
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged healing, motherless child, attachment theory, object relations, mothering, becoming a person on March 18, 2008 | 5 Comments »
I’ve had an explosion since yesterday, in my mind. A vein of gold. I hardly know what to say now, I’m so full of ideas.
Motherlessness, let’s see…I had a mother of course, as we all did. Mine was fine. Good enough, as they used to say in certain psychological circles. According to object relations theory, [...]
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