I’ve been spending the last few weeks spending my time and energy on my family. My wife has a compromised immune system and my daughter has asthma so I’ve been slightly stressed since January. I live in the USA and we’re so unprepared as a country that it’s scary. So we’ve been self quarantined for … Continue reading A Time for Togetherness
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Parenting and Mental Health
Parenting Through the Pain I love being a husband and a dad, but some days are a struggle. We are not always on the same page, and that can lead to conflicts. Being a family is about compromising and being there for each other. The biggest problem I have, is trying to move on from … Continue reading Parenting and Mental Health
Anxiety
A Family Bond If you have read any of my other posts, you know that I have anxiety, along with some other mental health issues. If you haven't, well you know now. What you might not know is that my wife and daughter also suffer from anxiety. My wife is an amazing women. She's smart, … Continue reading Anxiety
Parenting 101
Being Strong, but Feeling Weak When our daughter was first born she always seemed to be in pain. We had watched the "Purple Screaming" video, but nothing prepares you for endless screaming. She had a lot of trouble sleeping and eating. There was a lot of sleepless nights, and we were stressed to the max. … Continue reading Parenting 101
PTSD and Me
My Journey Through Life The biggest reason I started this blog was to use it as an outlet. A place where I can express my feelings and opinions. Where I can share my life experiences. I have spent a majority of my life talking without really saying anything. I've held on to my real feelings … Continue reading PTSD and Me
Why I Homeschool.
Why Homeschooling Works For Me I started homeschooling last year and it wasn't an easy choice. My wife and I had always planned on homeschooling. I was homeschooled and I loved it, but we just didn't think that we could afford for one of us not to work. I won't lie, it was a hard … Continue reading Why I Homeschool.
One Regular Dad 