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October 25, 2012May 7, 2022 - Leah Ellison Bradley 2 Comments

Look Again

“Let’s build a tree house!” There are no small ideas in the Bradley household, only small budgets. So, when we were reminded how expensive lumber can be, we almost tossed aside our plans. Then we realized how much bigger this idea was than just “something cool to build for the[Read more]

Filed Under: Maker | Tagged: depression, husband, tree house
October 23, 2012April 15, 2018 - Leah Ellison Bradley Leave a comment

Getting to Know You

Is there any better feeling in this life than feeling understood? It’s a catch-22 of sorts, we human beings who crave being known, and yet work so hard to hide our (perceived) flaws. I am well aware that I must let someone in if I expect them to see beyond my[Read more]

Filed Under: Maker | Tagged: Failte, miscarriage, welcome
October 22, 2012April 15, 2018 - Leah Ellison Bradley 2 Comments

Magic Hat

From the time our boys were old enough to grasp an object, we’ve had “put your toys away” as part of their evening routine. For the most part, they’ve been pretty good about this task – doing their fair share of whining, but restoring order nonetheless. Sometimes I forget that[Read more]

Filed Under: Maker | Tagged: oldest son, parenting, youngest son
October 21, 2012April 15, 2018 - Leah Ellison Bradley 4 Comments

Caring for the Caregiver

“So, what are your plans to take care of yourself?” I have no doubt that question comes loaded with nothing but love and the best of intentions, especially when it’s directed at me, someone known for placing self-care low on the list of priorities. But there are times when that[Read more]

Filed Under: Maker | Tagged: depression, self-care
October 20, 2012April 15, 2018 - Leah Ellison Bradley 5 Comments

It Could Always Be Worse

Did I mention our front windshield got smashed this week? Yeah, you know I’ve got a lot going on when a piece of asphalt flies up and smashes our windshield, leaving damage the size of a dinner plate (not including the tendrils/cracks shooting out from the break, all the way to[Read more]

Filed Under: Maker | Tagged: oldest son, perspective, reframing, windshield
October 17, 2012April 15, 2018 - Leah Ellison Bradley 9 Comments

The Walking Wounded

Everything I know about triage I learned watching M*A*S*H. I think it was my father who actually put words to what I was seeing on screen, explaining why one soldier got attention sooner than another, which led to conversations about why some wounds sent you home, while others were to[Read more]

Filed Under: Maker | Tagged: antidepressants, depression, husband, triage
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