The Caged Girls: Saying Good-Bye to Yourself.

Jennifer

Jennifer is a voracious reader, obsessive writer, passionate yoga instructor and drinker of hoppy ales. She's also a devoted mama and wife (a stay-at-home yogi). She considers herself to be one of the funniest people that ever lived. In addition to her work on elephant journal and The Huffington Post, Jennifer has over 40 articles published on the wellness website MindBodyGreen and her column Your Personal Yogi ran in the newspaper Toledo Free Press. She holds a Bachelor's degree in geology, absolutely no degrees in anything related to literature, and she currently owns a wheel of cheese. Her books, The Best Day of Your Life and The Art of Parenting: Love Letters from a Mother are available on Amazon or Barnes & Noble. Connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ .

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  1. Shadi says:

    I cried a thousand tears for the sister I had many years ago and don’t have anymore because she changed into this emotionally cold and unavailable shadow of a person as she grew up into an adult. I’ve been choking on this huge lump in my throat since I realised my mother chose her social status over me and my disabled body. I screamed and screamed silently in my thoughts when my father called my broken heart, figment of my delusional imagination! Jennifer I know about memories and saying goodbyes. My tears more than being about these deep hurts are for feeling the fragility of life in my bones. Saying that I think I’m finally beginning to see “the lifting fog of my brand new day.” Cheers for sharing.

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