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I made a mistake But in my defense, she had been craving Honey Nut Cheerios literally every day for weeks 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😂 @ashleyklemieux
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I made a mistake But in my defense, she had been craving Honey Nut Cheerios literally every day for weeks 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😂 @ashleyklemieux
It’s been 5 months since I started testosterone, and I’m so happy we found what I needed to boost my energy. I teamed up with @midihealth to figure out my hormones and why I felt so “off”. Midi Health specializes in perimenopause and menopause, so you have practitioners who listen and get you going on next steps right away. I’m so excited to see how I feel in just a few months from now! Comment MIDI and I’ll send you the link to schedule your virtual appointment! #MidiPartner
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It’s been 5 months since I started testosterone, and I’m so happy we found what I needed to boost my energy. I teamed up with @midihealth to figure out my hormones and why I felt so “off”. Midi Health specializes in perimenopause and menopause, so you have practitioners who listen and get you going on next steps right away. I’m so excited to see how I feel in just a few months from now! Comment MIDI and I’ll send you the link to schedule your virtual appointment! #MidiPartner
Not the result I expected, but also... kind of validating? 🩺 Got my hormone panel done with @midihealth and found out my testosterone is way lower than it should be. Turns out testosterone isn’t just a ‘guy thing’ — it plays a huge role in energy, mood, and motivation for women too, especially in perimenopause. This is part 1 of me figuring out what’s actually going on with my body. More to come. Comment “Midi” to learn more! #MidiPartner
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Not the result I expected, but also... kind of validating? 🩺 Got my hormone panel done with @midihealth and found out my testosterone is way lower than it should be. Turns out testosterone isn’t just a ‘guy thing’ — it plays a huge role in energy, mood, and motivation for women too, especially in perimenopause. This is part 1 of me figuring out what’s actually going on with my body. More to come. Comment “Midi” to learn more! #MidiPartner
I’ll volunteer for anything if it means I get to listen to my audio book, anyone else? Listen to one audiobook each month on Amazon Music! #AmazonMusicParnter
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I’ll volunteer for anything if it means I get to listen to my audio book, anyone else? Listen to one audiobook each month on Amazon Music! #AmazonMusicParnter
Follow @ashleyklemieux to reach your goals no matter your age 😘Welcome to the place where we don’t believe in timelines. I’m 39 and I swear to you I’m just getting started. I was talking to a 25 year old last week who isn’t married and wants children, and said she feels so behind and like she’s running out of time. I told her I felt that way too, but I promise she has so much time. I have something I’ve called “the look back theory”, and it’s when we look back at each decade of our life, where we once felt pressure to figure it all out, and realize how young we still were. The age you are right now is the same age you’ll look back on in 10 years and be like, I was so young! I wish I wouldn’t have been so hard on myself! When I feel pressure, I ask myself what 70 year old me will look back and think about this time of my life and it helps me put it all into perspective. Make the pivot. Dream the dream. You’re not too lost. You’re not too late. You’re not too far behind. How old are you, and what are you hoping to do this year? Let’s encourage each other to stop holding ourselves back due to made up timelines. Share this with your people so they reach this side of IG❤️
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Follow @ashleyklemieux to reach your goals no matter your age 😘Welcome to the place where we don’t believe in timelines. I’m 39 and I swear to you I’m just getting started. I was talking to a 25 year old last week who isn’t married and wants children, and said she feels so behind and like she’s running out of time. I told her I felt that way too, but I promise she has so much time. I have something I’ve called “the look back theory”, and it’s when we look back at each decade of our life, where we once felt pressure to figure it all out, and realize how young we still were. The age you are right now is the same age you’ll look back on in 10 years and be like, I was so young! I wish I wouldn’t have been so hard on myself! When I feel pressure, I ask myself what 70 year old me will look back and think about this time of my life and it helps me put it all into perspective. Make the pivot. Dream the dream. You’re not too lost. You’re not too late. You’re not too far behind. How old are you, and what are you hoping to do this year? Let’s encourage each other to stop holding ourselves back due to made up timelines. Share this with your people so they reach this side of IG❤️
Follow @ashleyklemieux for healing chats about life and motherhood. There was a time when today’s shopping trip for shorts would have ended so badly internally- but it doesn’t now that I shop with my toddler. To her, getting bigger clothes means she’s growing up. It’s a normal thing to get the next size up. So when my shorts *did not* fit today, it was a no problem, silly thing that made her laugh and laugh. I’ve promised myself, and her (even though she doesn’t know it), that I won’t have negative reactions about the appearance of my body in front of her. And instead, I try to talk to myself like I hope one day she talks to herself. Today when my mind was going off on how big I thought my legs looked and the cellulite coming out of the tight shorts, I said, “I love how strong my legs feel.” And then my internal story shifted. Speaking to myself the way I hope my daughter speaks to herself heals a part of me that diet culture broke. I really believe we have the power to create moments where our children see their mothers and women around them love themselves- and break the cycle so they grow up speaking lovingly to themselves, too. Here’s to more giggles in the dressing room 😉 Drop a ❤️ if you’re in for raising a new generation of girls who love themselves.
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Follow @ashleyklemieux for healing chats about life and motherhood. There was a time when today’s shopping trip for shorts would have ended so badly internally- but it doesn’t now that I shop with my toddler. To her, getting bigger clothes means she’s growing up. It’s a normal thing to get the next size up. So when my shorts *did not* fit today, it was a no problem, silly thing that made her laugh and laugh. I’ve promised myself, and her (even though she doesn’t know it), that I won’t have negative reactions about the appearance of my body in front of her. And instead, I try to talk to myself like I hope one day she talks to herself. Today when my mind was going off on how big I thought my legs looked and the cellulite coming out of the tight shorts, I said, “I love how strong my legs feel.” And then my internal story shifted. Speaking to myself the way I hope my daughter speaks to herself heals a part of me that diet culture broke. I really believe we have the power to create moments where our children see their mothers and women around them love themselves- and break the cycle so they grow up speaking lovingly to themselves, too. Here’s to more giggles in the dressing room 😉 Drop a ❤️ if you’re in for raising a new generation of girls who love themselves.
Follow @ashleyklemieux to join a community of women who get it. I just know I can’t be the only one who struggles with this question❤️ Sometimes my heart and my brain have to catch up to each other when I answer and today was one of those times. I was filming an appointment to bring you along for something I’m doing, and this question always knocks the wind out of me for a second when I’m at the doctor. When I looked back to edit the appointment I realized what had happened. She was so kind about it, but somehow you have to explain the worst thing to ever happen to you and continue on like it wasn’t. But I think that’s what grief is, no matter the loss- the world keeps moving forward while you try to keep up and you wonder how everyone else is continuing when your world has shattered. I’m so proud of all of us ❤️ I wanted to share this because the world puts a timeline on grief- but I’m 6 years out from one late pregnancy loss, and 10 months from another, and the grief still takes my breath away most days. I hold so much joy. And also, grief is a part of my story. Wanted you to know that whatever timeline you’re on, is normal and real. I’m so sorry if you understand how hard this question is. I haven’t really seen how hard a simple question at the doctor can be to answer talked about, it’s not simple for all of us. Thanks for being here- it’s the space on the internet where we keep learning how to navigate joy and grief together 😘
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Follow @ashleyklemieux to join a community of women who get it. I just know I can’t be the only one who struggles with this question❤️ Sometimes my heart and my brain have to catch up to each other when I answer and today was one of those times. I was filming an appointment to bring you along for something I’m doing, and this question always knocks the wind out of me for a second when I’m at the doctor. When I looked back to edit the appointment I realized what had happened. She was so kind about it, but somehow you have to explain the worst thing to ever happen to you and continue on like it wasn’t. But I think that’s what grief is, no matter the loss- the world keeps moving forward while you try to keep up and you wonder how everyone else is continuing when your world has shattered. I’m so proud of all of us ❤️ I wanted to share this because the world puts a timeline on grief- but I’m 6 years out from one late pregnancy loss, and 10 months from another, and the grief still takes my breath away most days. I hold so much joy. And also, grief is a part of my story. Wanted you to know that whatever timeline you’re on, is normal and real. I’m so sorry if you understand how hard this question is. I haven’t really seen how hard a simple question at the doctor can be to answer talked about, it’s not simple for all of us. Thanks for being here- it’s the space on the internet where we keep learning how to navigate joy and grief together 😘
I’ve been asking myself this question a lot during this pivot year of mine- “I’d die for my daughter… but how can I live for her?” I realized that showing up for myself is showing up for her. That healing for me is healing for her. I don’t get mom guilt for doing things that light me up, she needs me to be lit up. I think it’s more courageous to live for them. Drop a ❤️ if you’re in for raising a generation of kids who see their moms live full, joy filled lives?! You’re in the right place 🥰❤️ Follow @ashleyklemieux for motivation to create a life you love
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I’ve been asking myself this question a lot during this pivot year of mine- “I’d die for my daughter… but how can I live for her?” I realized that showing up for myself is showing up for her. That healing for me is healing for her. I don’t get mom guilt for doing things that light me up, she needs me to be lit up. I think it’s more courageous to live for them. Drop a ❤️ if you’re in for raising a generation of kids who see their moms live full, joy filled lives?! You’re in the right place 🥰❤️ Follow @ashleyklemieux for motivation to create a life you love
Follow @ashleyklemieux to join the place where we don’t believe in timelines. I’m 39 and I swear to you I’m just getting started. I was talking to a 25 year old last week who isn’t married and wants children, and said she feels so behind and like she’s running out of time. I told her I felt that way too, but I promise she has so much time. I have something I’ve called “the look back theory”, and it’s when we look back at each decade of our life, where we once felt pressure to figure it all out, and realize how young we still were. The age you are right now is the same age you’ll look back on in 10 years and be like, I was so young! I wish I wouldn’t have been so hard on myself! When I feel pressure, I ask myself what 70 year old me will look back and think about this time of my life and it helps me put it all into perspective. Make the pivot. Dream the dream. You’re not too lost. You’re not too late. You’re not too far behind. How old are you, and what are you hoping to do this year? Let’s encourage each other to stop holding ourselves back due to made up timelines. Share this with your people so they reach this side of IG❤️
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Follow @ashleyklemieux to join the place where we don’t believe in timelines. I’m 39 and I swear to you I’m just getting started. I was talking to a 25 year old last week who isn’t married and wants children, and said she feels so behind and like she’s running out of time. I told her I felt that way too, but I promise she has so much time. I have something I’ve called “the look back theory”, and it’s when we look back at each decade of our life, where we once felt pressure to figure it all out, and realize how young we still were. The age you are right now is the same age you’ll look back on in 10 years and be like, I was so young! I wish I wouldn’t have been so hard on myself! When I feel pressure, I ask myself what 70 year old me will look back and think about this time of my life and it helps me put it all into perspective. Make the pivot. Dream the dream. You’re not too lost. You’re not too late. You’re not too far behind. How old are you, and what are you hoping to do this year? Let’s encourage each other to stop holding ourselves back due to made up timelines. Share this with your people so they reach this side of IG❤️
Follow @ashleyklemieux for a community who talks about this stuff ❤️ Wasn’t prepared for this Bluey episode and wanted to share 😭❤️When a cartoon heals a little part of you… Was watching Bluey with my 4 year old when I realized what this episode was about, and being a few months out from our late pregnancy loss, it was honestly everything I needed to hear. What I love most about their conversation about why Bluey’s aunt doesn’t have a baby and is sad is that, Chili (the mom), doesn’t end with “everything happens for a reason”, or anything else to try to bright side the situation. She simply acknowledges that it’s a hard situation without trying to fix it. Having my daughter see her own lived experience in a character that she loves is so impactful. These are great moments to talk about loss with your kids. Kids benefit by seeing what they’re working through mirrored in books, movies, shows. This is why talking about pregnancy loss, infertility, and all that comes with it matters so much. Sending ❤️❤️❤️
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Follow @ashleyklemieux for a community who talks about this stuff ❤️ Wasn’t prepared for this Bluey episode and wanted to share 😭❤️When a cartoon heals a little part of you… Was watching Bluey with my 4 year old when I realized what this episode was about, and being a few months out from our late pregnancy loss, it was honestly everything I needed to hear. What I love most about their conversation about why Bluey’s aunt doesn’t have a baby and is sad is that, Chili (the mom), doesn’t end with “everything happens for a reason”, or anything else to try to bright side the situation. She simply acknowledges that it’s a hard situation without trying to fix it. Having my daughter see her own lived experience in a character that she loves is so impactful. These are great moments to talk about loss with your kids. Kids benefit by seeing what they’re working through mirrored in books, movies, shows. This is why talking about pregnancy loss, infertility, and all that comes with it matters so much. Sending ❤️❤️❤️
The last couple of weeks have asked more of me than I knew I had to give. In fact, it’s taken more from me than I did have to give, and our people have shown us what it’s like to be carried through it. I haven’t cooked a meal yet because meals keep showing up every day from our friends. Grocery deliveries. Friends dropping everything to watch our daughter. Flowers and flowers and flowers that bring light to our home. Heating pads and tea to dry up my milk delivered. Texts that tell me they’re dropping something at my door if I want a hug, but also they understand if I want my space. Kids books on grief and stuffed animals for my toddler to hold. Prayers, messages and hope sent from strangers. The last few weeks have changed me. I’m still trying to find my footing and catch my breath. I don’t yet know what this season looks like for me, but what I do know, is that we need each other. I hope to find the spaces where I am needed for others. Thank you for the messages I can’t reply to but still feel, and for being here even when I don’t have the words. Being here feels vulnerable for me, but also like the next right step. I hope you feel a little less alone in whatever seasons you’re walking through, too. We’ll keep walking through it all, together💕
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The last couple of weeks have asked more of me than I knew I had to give. In fact, it’s taken more from me than I did have to give, and our people have shown us what it’s like to be carried through it. I haven’t cooked a meal yet because meals keep showing up every day from our friends. Grocery deliveries. Friends dropping everything to watch our daughter. Flowers and flowers and flowers that bring light to our home. Heating pads and tea to dry up my milk delivered. Texts that tell me they’re dropping something at my door if I want a hug, but also they understand if I want my space. Kids books on grief and stuffed animals for my toddler to hold. Prayers, messages and hope sent from strangers. The last few weeks have changed me. I’m still trying to find my footing and catch my breath. I don’t yet know what this season looks like for me, but what I do know, is that we need each other. I hope to find the spaces where I am needed for others. Thank you for the messages I can’t reply to but still feel, and for being here even when I don’t have the words. Being here feels vulnerable for me, but also like the next right step. I hope you feel a little less alone in whatever seasons you’re walking through, too. We’ll keep walking through it all, together💕
It’s not often talked about- pregnancy loss and dealing with weight gain, but without the happy ending to go along with it. My body feels different, my clothes are too small, and it’s been hard for me to accept this part. Trying on clothes with my toddler heals a little part of me, because she doesn’t care about any of that. She just wants to know if it has pockets 😂🥹 Having a daughter, I’m so intentional about staying neutral when trying on clothes because I know she’s watching my reactions, hearing my words, learning how to speak to herself. I never comment about my body, but it doesn’t mean the thoughts don’t come. As I was internally upset about my body, and trying on clothes that are larger than what I was wearing earlier this year, I heard a little, “that’s gorgeous”! Through the eyes of my toddler, either an outfit fits or it doesn’t, and the story isn’t bigger than that. After I was done trying on clothes, she walked in front of the mirror and spun around *exactly* how I had just been doing. She smiled and said, “my outfit is cute!” Our kids need to see women who accept themselves. And those women, can be us. ❤️ Thought I’d reshare this for a holiday reminder. Who else is trying to heal their diet culture wounds through breaking the cycle for their kids? And PS- buy pants that fit. It feels so good 😘
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It’s not often talked about- pregnancy loss and dealing with weight gain, but without the happy ending to go along with it. My body feels different, my clothes are too small, and it’s been hard for me to accept this part. Trying on clothes with my toddler heals a little part of me, because she doesn’t care about any of that. She just wants to know if it has pockets 😂🥹 Having a daughter, I’m so intentional about staying neutral when trying on clothes because I know she’s watching my reactions, hearing my words, learning how to speak to herself. I never comment about my body, but it doesn’t mean the thoughts don’t come. As I was internally upset about my body, and trying on clothes that are larger than what I was wearing earlier this year, I heard a little, “that’s gorgeous”! Through the eyes of my toddler, either an outfit fits or it doesn’t, and the story isn’t bigger than that. After I was done trying on clothes, she walked in front of the mirror and spun around *exactly* how I had just been doing. She smiled and said, “my outfit is cute!” Our kids need to see women who accept themselves. And those women, can be us. ❤️ Thought I’d reshare this for a holiday reminder. Who else is trying to heal their diet culture wounds through breaking the cycle for their kids? And PS- buy pants that fit. It feels so good 😘
Follow @ashleyklemieux for the side of the internet that encourages you to be *you*. Drop a ❤️ if this reaches your side of the internet- you’re my people! I see so many women feeling behind, or like they’re not doing good enough- this is your reminder that *you are* You could spend your whole motherhood trying to prove you’re a good mom to people who were never qualified to grade you. They’ll have something to say either way. Make sure the life you’re living is yours. There’s no one right way to do motherhood, and that just adds to the magic of it all. Share this with your community to remind them that nobody else’s opinion matters. Here’s to cheering women on, and celebrating our power to create our own lives.
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Follow @ashleyklemieux for the side of the internet that encourages you to be *you*. Drop a ❤️ if this reaches your side of the internet- you’re my people! I see so many women feeling behind, or like they’re not doing good enough- this is your reminder that *you are* You could spend your whole motherhood trying to prove you’re a good mom to people who were never qualified to grade you. They’ll have something to say either way. Make sure the life you’re living is yours. There’s no one right way to do motherhood, and that just adds to the magic of it all. Share this with your community to remind them that nobody else’s opinion matters. Here’s to cheering women on, and celebrating our power to create our own lives.
Follow @ashleyklemieux if you you’re ready to get your spark back🔥 Some men got mad in the comments of my last viral average age post for women, trying to tell me we’re old after our 20s, so I thought we’d do another one 🥰 BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT TOO LATE, and it’s my personal vendetta to shout this until it becomes louder than the invisible timelines and pressures that are put on us. I have something I’ve called “the look back theory”, and it’s when we look back at each decade of our life, where we once felt pressure to figure it all out, and realize how young we still were. The age you are right now is the same age you’ll look back on in 10 years and be like, I was so young! I wish I wouldn’t have been so hard on myself! Make the pivot. Dream the dream. You’re not too lost. You’re not too late. You’re not too far behind. How old are you, and what are you hoping to do this year? Let’s encourage each other to stop holding ourselves back due to made up timelines. I’m 39 and am in a little pivot season myself. It actually feels so exciting. Share this with your people so they reach the side of IG where women of all ages are doing kick ass things❤️
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Follow @ashleyklemieux if you you’re ready to get your spark back🔥 Some men got mad in the comments of my last viral average age post for women, trying to tell me we’re old after our 20s, so I thought we’d do another one 🥰 BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT TOO LATE, and it’s my personal vendetta to shout this until it becomes louder than the invisible timelines and pressures that are put on us. I have something I’ve called “the look back theory”, and it’s when we look back at each decade of our life, where we once felt pressure to figure it all out, and realize how young we still were. The age you are right now is the same age you’ll look back on in 10 years and be like, I was so young! I wish I wouldn’t have been so hard on myself! Make the pivot. Dream the dream. You’re not too lost. You’re not too late. You’re not too far behind. How old are you, and what are you hoping to do this year? Let’s encourage each other to stop holding ourselves back due to made up timelines. I’m 39 and am in a little pivot season myself. It actually feels so exciting. Share this with your people so they reach the side of IG where women of all ages are doing kick ass things❤️
Follow @ashleyklemieux for a community of women who get it. Mamas who have been impacted by pregnancy loss, Chili is just like us 😭❤️ After my last reel went viral about the Bluey episode about infertility, so many of you told me to watch this episode. I watched it with my daughter yesterday and the parts of me that this cartoon is healing is so unexpected… When you see hard lived experiences acknowledged in media, it opens up a part of you that helps you realize you’re not alone. What I love most about this scene, is you only subtly pick up on the fact that Chili and Bandit lost a pregnancy because of their reaction when the balloon popped. Chili is trying to keep it together in front of her kids, and it is so damn relatable- Because that’s what we do. Go through hard things and figure out how to parent through the midst of our grief. Bluey is an adult therapy disguised as a kids cartoon, I’m sure of it 😂❤️ What is the next episode I need to watch because these are wrecking and healing me all at once. Sending ❤️❤️❤️ to anyone who knows this feeling.
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Follow @ashleyklemieux for a community of women who get it. Mamas who have been impacted by pregnancy loss, Chili is just like us 😭❤️ After my last reel went viral about the Bluey episode about infertility, so many of you told me to watch this episode. I watched it with my daughter yesterday and the parts of me that this cartoon is healing is so unexpected… When you see hard lived experiences acknowledged in media, it opens up a part of you that helps you realize you’re not alone. What I love most about this scene, is you only subtly pick up on the fact that Chili and Bandit lost a pregnancy because of their reaction when the balloon popped. Chili is trying to keep it together in front of her kids, and it is so damn relatable- Because that’s what we do. Go through hard things and figure out how to parent through the midst of our grief. Bluey is an adult therapy disguised as a kids cartoon, I’m sure of it 😂❤️ What is the next episode I need to watch because these are wrecking and healing me all at once. Sending ❤️❤️❤️ to anyone who knows this feeling.
The recent shift from family planning to family raising has felt like a bit of a sucker punch to be honest. Today was the first doctor appointment I’ve had where we talked about hormone support, instead of fertility and pregnancy. I feel grateful for the time we spent growing our family. For our miracle girl who joined us. Sad for the two sons who didn’t make it earth side. Relief that I won’t be pregnant again. Nostalgia thinking about when I was, and knowing I won’t ever experience it again. It really all did happen so fast, and we spent so many years trying to grow what we currently have. I think this is a part of motherhood so many of us feel but aren’t prepared for. A shift in the season, a shift of focus. I opened my makeup drawer today and my stash of so many pregnancy and ovulation tests were staring at me and I knew it was time to let them go. I even found old fertility treatments. Goodbye to those I won’t miss them 😅 My body feels like it can take a breath. And it also will miss the rush of knowing a new life is inside. The kicks, the changes, the growth. And now, it can rest. The end of an era, and the start of a new one. Has anyone else experienced this feeling?
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The recent shift from family planning to family raising has felt like a bit of a sucker punch to be honest. Today was the first doctor appointment I’ve had where we talked about hormone support, instead of fertility and pregnancy. I feel grateful for the time we spent growing our family. For our miracle girl who joined us. Sad for the two sons who didn’t make it earth side. Relief that I won’t be pregnant again. Nostalgia thinking about when I was, and knowing I won’t ever experience it again. It really all did happen so fast, and we spent so many years trying to grow what we currently have. I think this is a part of motherhood so many of us feel but aren’t prepared for. A shift in the season, a shift of focus. I opened my makeup drawer today and my stash of so many pregnancy and ovulation tests were staring at me and I knew it was time to let them go. I even found old fertility treatments. Goodbye to those I won’t miss them 😅 My body feels like it can take a breath. And it also will miss the rush of knowing a new life is inside. The kicks, the changes, the growth. And now, it can rest. The end of an era, and the start of a new one. Has anyone else experienced this feeling?
Comment RESET for a simple spring reset you can do with your partner. I’ll never forget the time where I sat next to my husband and said, “physically we’re together all the time. But emotionally, I’ve never felt so far apart.” Has anyone else gone through seasons like this? Here’s what we did to start connecting again: We had a special meeting that we blocked off in our calendars, and brought out a white board. On it, we drew an island, and made a list of everything we would allow on our island, and the things we wanted to keep off. We then made an intention for our life in that season, and focused on goals for four areas to work on *together* 1️⃣ Emotional/physical wellness 2️⃣ Finances 3️⃣ Relationships 4️⃣ Spirituality We now have this same Clarity meeting every quarter and it’s changed our lives. We recently did it so we can be on the same page going into this new season. For a very simple 7 day spring reset you can do with your partner, leave RESET👇🏼 Send this to your person to let them know you’d love to do this with them 💕
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Comment RESET for a simple spring reset you can do with your partner. I’ll never forget the time where I sat next to my husband and said, “physically we’re together all the time. But emotionally, I’ve never felt so far apart.” Has anyone else gone through seasons like this? Here’s what we did to start connecting again: We had a special meeting that we blocked off in our calendars, and brought out a white board. On it, we drew an island, and made a list of everything we would allow on our island, and the things we wanted to keep off. We then made an intention for our life in that season, and focused on goals for four areas to work on *together* 1️⃣ Emotional/physical wellness 2️⃣ Finances 3️⃣ Relationships 4️⃣ Spirituality We now have this same Clarity meeting every quarter and it’s changed our lives. We recently did it so we can be on the same page going into this new season. For a very simple 7 day spring reset you can do with your partner, leave RESET👇🏼 Send this to your person to let them know you’d love to do this with them 💕
This is the power of breaking the cycle. My mom just left after visiting for a couple weeks and I was thinking about all the cycles she broke to raise us differently. Generational healing comes from someone choosing to create new patterns, and consciously passing them down. I didn’t hear a lot of what my mom heard growing up. With a new starting point different than my mom had, I now get to create new patterns for my own daughter. What generational phrases are you rewriting? 💕 Sending love to everyone breaking the cycle.
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This is the power of breaking the cycle. My mom just left after visiting for a couple weeks and I was thinking about all the cycles she broke to raise us differently. Generational healing comes from someone choosing to create new patterns, and consciously passing them down. I didn’t hear a lot of what my mom heard growing up. With a new starting point different than my mom had, I now get to create new patterns for my own daughter. What generational phrases are you rewriting? 💕 Sending love to everyone breaking the cycle.
There are simply no human words to express our devastation in sharing that I delivered our sweet baby boy earlier this week, far too soon. Our hearts are completely shattered. After a healthy pregnancy and a growing baby boy, this comes as a shock to us and our medical team that leaves us without any answers. But here are some things I do know:💕 I don’t want to be known as the mom who has lost her babies. I want to be known as the mom who has *loved* her babies. I’d do it all again, every time, to experience being their mom. I hope our journey doesn’t cause fear or hopelessness for your own. In fact, I hope for the opposite. I hope you’re inspired to walk through fear to build a life you love, regardless of pain that has come your way. I hope you’re inspired to seek magic in the everyday, mundane things. Because that’s where the magic we’re all looking for, is actually found. I hope you’re inspired to feel joy, even in grief. To try again. To be intentional with your time. To love your neighbor. To view motherhood, no matter what that looks like for you, as a gift. And I hope that you are inspired to continue to believe that miracles are on their way to you. Thank you for celebrating our miracle with us these past several months. Ashton Brooks LeMieux 🕊️❤️ We will ache for you forever, my sweet baby boy. I would give anything to have had more time.
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ashleyklemieux
There are simply no human words to express our devastation in sharing that I delivered our sweet baby boy earlier this week, far too soon. Our hearts are completely shattered. After a healthy pregnancy and a growing baby boy, this comes as a shock to us and our medical team that leaves us without any answers. But here are some things I do know:💕 I don’t want to be known as the mom who has lost her babies. I want to be known as the mom who has *loved* her babies. I’d do it all again, every time, to experience being their mom. I hope our journey doesn’t cause fear or hopelessness for your own. In fact, I hope for the opposite. I hope you’re inspired to walk through fear to build a life you love, regardless of pain that has come your way. I hope you’re inspired to seek magic in the everyday, mundane things. Because that’s where the magic we’re all looking for, is actually found. I hope you’re inspired to feel joy, even in grief. To try again. To be intentional with your time. To love your neighbor. To view motherhood, no matter what that looks like for you, as a gift. And I hope that you are inspired to continue to believe that miracles are on their way to you. Thank you for celebrating our miracle with us these past several months. Ashton Brooks LeMieux 🕊️❤️ We will ache for you forever, my sweet baby boy. I would give anything to have had more time.
Watching this office come together has been really special 🤍 I’ve been trying to be intentional about creating a space that actually supports my day… and honestly, having water right here has made such a difference. No breaking focus, no running to the kitchen — just an easy way to stay on track and hydrated while I work. I’ve been using @primobrandsdirect, and having high-quality, great-tasting water delivered straight to my door has been one of those small things that makes everyday life feel a lot easier! If you’re working from home or setting up your own space, having trusted regional and national water brands delivered directly to me has been such a game-changer. Use my code ASHLEY50 for 50% off (up to $50) + free first delivery at water.com 💧 #PrimoPartner
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ashleyklemieux
Watching this office come together has been really special 🤍 I’ve been trying to be intentional about creating a space that actually supports my day… and honestly, having water right here has made such a difference. No breaking focus, no running to the kitchen — just an easy way to stay on track and hydrated while I work. I’ve been using @primobrandsdirect, and having high-quality, great-tasting water delivered straight to my door has been one of those small things that makes everyday life feel a lot easier! If you’re working from home or setting up your own space, having trusted regional and national water brands delivered directly to me has been such a game-changer. Use my code ASHLEY50 for 50% off (up to $50) + free first delivery at water.com 💧 #PrimoPartner

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