In last Monday’s post I shared five ways that I was creating my new healthy mojo. Hopefully, a healthy mojo is also a happy mojo. However, if repairing the neglect my mojo experienced over the last ten years needs a … Continued
In the last week “existence is hard” I looked at five ways to build momentum into your healing. Although I wrote over 1300 words that was so much I had missed out which was important, so this is “building healing … Continued
Over the last year I have seen individuals within the CNBC community make huge strides in terms of find their voices. We have become more confident and more willing to share our stories within the community and also in the … Continued
A healthy mojo? What’s one of them when it’s at home? For years I’ve “joked” that the devastation caused by being childless not by choice caused my mojo to flee to the other side of the moon. However, the joke … Continued
I can’t believe that I started this blog a whole month ago. OK it’s 30 days to be exact: however, the blogging challenge that I started to coincide with launching The Canbace Diaries with a 30-Day Blogging Challenge and not a … Continued
I expect like many people in our situation Andrew and I completely retreated into our shells. We accepted fewer and fewer invitations and invited fewer people to spend time “chez nous”. The path to our hermit-like existence was like a … Continued
In last week’s “EXISTENCE can be hard” I wrote about healing being like a snowball. It starts off quite small and may take time and persistence to grow any bigger. Then it reaches a “tipping point” and the momentum takes … Continued
As part of last year’s World Childless Week, I published a guest blog about being “Childless in Indian Communities” for someone who didn’t have a platform of their own. Later in the week we provided a link about a childless … Continued
Many people who are Canbace/CNBC have fur kids that they adore: Andrew and I are no different. Each puppy is very different and shows their love in different ways. They have helped us through the bad times when our infertility … Continued
When I was about 10 I was given a small record player of my own: mum had found one cheap on a second-hand stall and thought it would make a great present for me as I neared my teenage years. … Continued