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Dear Daughter, Lessons to Learn Early

January 21, 2016

Changes are brewing.  Pimples are popping up.  Emotions are rising and falling with the moon and the tides.  My darling daughter turns 12 in a few months.  She just entered Junior High and unbeknownst to her, she is standing on the precipice of the rest of her life.  Her hormones, her likes, her loves all changing as often as her… Read More

Caged in My Brain

January 21, 2016

When I was much younger my parents were heavily involved in Vietnam Veterans support groups.  My dad being a Vet and my mom being appalled at the treatment the vets had received coming home.  They would take us to Veterans rally’s and flag raising ceremonies.  One of their groups even had a “POW cage” they took to events.  It was… Read More

Today I love my husband, yesterday not so much.

January 15, 2016

I am not usually one for these type of witty worded signs.  Most are so cheesy and saccharine that my immediate reaction is a heavy eye roll followed by my index finger pointed into my mouth in an exaggerating a gag.  You know, the universal sign for BARF.  This one however, this one got me.  This is a sign any… Read More

Me & D and Babies 1, 2, 3 (cont’d)

December 10, 2015

I have previously posted (here) about my beautiful friend Dee and the stories of our first born boys and new baby girls and, as I previously posted, there was more to the story. There comes a time in every woman’s life when she is done with makin’ babies.  For some it’s over before it even began, choosing not to ever have… Read More

Mama was a Rolling Stone

November 24, 2015

Parents can often be tormentors, well meaning, good intentioned, hopeful, but tormentors none the less. When my son was a toddler I would often sing the chorus of this song when he wanted something that was just not doable for whatever the reason was. I sang and he hated it. Much like I hated his whining over said item. Turnabout is… Read More

Burning Man: a Wish, a Hope and a Prayer

September 24, 2015

I have wanted to attend Burning Man since 2003.  It just took much longer to get there than I thought.  That year, I was too busy getting my life out of the gutter to attend yet another party in the desert.  The next year I got pregnant, which is an automatic 3-5 year hiatus on all things new, wild and… Read More

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Jolissa Hebard is a writer, public speaker, cognitive behavioral therapy practitioner and advocate for those living with mental health issues. Having lived personal and family experience with depression, anxiety, addiction, suicide, bipolar and Autism Spectrum Disorders she fights to end stigma and spread awareness.

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