#MomLife: Am I running out of time?
#MomLife columnist Steph Hightree laments over her daughter getting older, and what she's doing to embrace this bittersweet time in a parent's life.
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#MomLife: That moment when you realize you’ve lost yourself
#MomLife columnist Steph Hightree writes, "I love being a mother and a wife. I am happy to take care of my family. But I am also going to learn how to say no more often to allow for some me time."
#MomLife: Mental illness is not contagious
Watershed Voice columnist Steph Hightree writes about mental health and parenting in this week's #MomLife.
Photos: Three Rivers Homecoming Parade
The annual Three Rivers Homecoming Parade was held on Friday, September 30, and Watershed Voice's Steph Hightree, who loves a good parade, snapped a few photos for those who couldn't make it.
#MomLife: ‘He’ll never make it past the 5th grade’
#MomLife columnist Steph Hightree writes about her son Nathan Hightree, who started sixth grade this fall, eight years after he was diagnosed as autistic, and Steph was told he would "never make it past the fifth grade" academically.
#MomLife: It’s Been a While
Steph is a hot mess, this is known. But it's been a while since you've heard about it, and she kept receipts.
#MomLife: Is Disney really that magical?
Spoiler: Disney made Steph cry.
#MomLife: That Time I Became A Theater Mom
WSV's Steph Hightree writes, "I’ve worn many hats in my life: Daughter, sister, wife, mother, aunt, church board chairperson, PTO Secretary, PTO President, gymnastics mom, soccer mom, and the list goes on. But recently I have added another hat to my collection: Theater Mom."
#MomLife: I don’t have time to be sick
In this week's #MomLife, Steph Hightree laments over the burdens of motherhood in sickness and in health.
#MomLife: It’ll Be OK
WSV’s Steph Hightree writes, “I promise you it will be OK. Do I expect you to feel better tomorrow? Not at all. But I do hope that you start to heal soon. You are not alone in this. Contrary to popular belief I used to be young and in love, and I have experienced heartbreak myself. I may not be an expert but I can help you navigate this new normal.”
