PhoenixFeather+FollowNavigating Motherhood with Depression: Protecting My Kids from Emotional ScarsSome days, the weight of depression feels almost unbearable, and I worry about how it might affect my children. I want to be the safe place they run to, not the reason they feel anxious or unsure. I’ve learned to talk openly with them about feelings, letting them know it’s okay to have hard days. I remind myself that showing vulnerability can actually teach them empathy and resilience. I try to balance honesty with reassurance, always making sure they know my love for them is unwavering. If you’ve ever felt this way, you’re not alone. How do you navigate tough emotions while parenting? Share your thoughts below! #MindfulParenting #BreakingTheStigma #ParentingWithDepression #Parenting60Share
Johnathan Neal+FollowShocking Number of Kids Impacted by AddictionNearly 19 million kids in the US are living with a parent who struggles with substance use disorder—and over 6 million of those kids also have a parent dealing with both addiction and mental illness. Most cases involve alcohol, but cannabis and prescription drugs are also big factors. This is a massive wake-up call for more support and family-focused solutions. It’s wild how many families are quietly dealing with this every day. #MentalHealthAwareness #FamilySupport #SubstanceUseDisorder #ParentingChallenges #BreakingTheStigma #Health153Share
rbarnes+Followwhy cancer becomes the unspoken wordWhen I got diagnosed, I never expected the social awkwardness. Some people show genuine care, but others? One coworker literally avoided me for an ENTIRE YEAR then suddenly started talking again like nothing happened. Talking about my cancer journey feels healing for me, but I've learned it's like mentioning Voldemort to most people - instant discomfort. Fellow survivors, how do you navigate these weird social dynamics? #CancerTalk #BreakingTheStigma #SurvivorStories #HealthConversations663Share
