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Still Becoming- and Learning to Hold Space for Me, Too

I’m a mom of five — one who lives in Heaven — a wife, and a woman learning how to come back to herself.

For years, I was doing what I thought I was supposed to do — showing up, pouring out, surviving. But somewhere in the middle of motherhood, marriage, and deep loss… I started to feel like I didn’t even know who I was anymore.

That’s where Grace For Me Too came from.

It’s not just a blog — it’s a space to process, reflect, and feel seen.

It’s for the woman who’s doing her best to hold everything together — while quietly trying to hold onto herself, too.

Not after everything calms down — but right here, in the middle of it all.

I’m 34, and doing my best to walk through life with faith, softness, and honesty.

And truthfully?

There are parts of my grief I still don’t know how to talk about.

Grief caused shifts in my marriage I didn’t expect.

There are pieces of motherhood that both anchored and stretched me.

But I’m learning how to hold space for it all —

the joy and the pain, the healing and the heartbreak, the version of me that’s still becoming.

What You’ll Find Here:

    •    Honest reflections on identity, faith, and womanhood

    •    Posts that speak to grief — even when the words aren’t perfect

    •    Free journal prompts and downloads to help you stay connected to yourself

    •    Encouragement for women who are tired of being everything for everyone and nothing for themselves