Category Archives: Darlene Pawlik
We are All A Mess
A big hot mess is no way to describe a person, but it has been pretty common in some survivor circles. It seems to me that every single person alive has been a big hot mess at one time or … Continue reading
Abortion is Violence Against Women
Let’s be consistent. If we are advocating to protect women from violence, but then turn on them when they are most vulnerable, during pregnancy, we betray all the people we work for by our own efforts. It blows my mind. … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Culture, Darlene Pawlik
Tagged Abortion, The Darling Princess, Women
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Lyme Life…
Are you stuck in a rut? So many people are. I know a lot of people with chronic illness that have seasons of blah and seasons of exciting growth. I often wonder what makes the difference. Are they just lucky, … Continue reading
Have You Achieved the Intangible?
There’s a lot of talk about achieving around us. In NH, we have a 40 under 40 list of high achievers. Nationally, there’s the Fortune 500, Fortune 50!, the Emmys, the Dove Awards, the Best Seller’s List, the Olympics, the … Continue reading
I’m Not Suicidal, I Just forgot to Brush My Hair
I remember meeting a suicide prevention call center volunteer. She was a wreck, thin and pale. Vicarious suffering was taking such a toll on her that friends and family were pushing her to back off for a while to recover. … Continue reading
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Tagged Self-care, Suicide, Suicide Prevention, The Darling Princess
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The Baby is Not The Adversary
In my advocacy work, I meet many, yes many, women who have become pregnant by violence, rape, incest, and sex trafficking. Some submitted to abortion, some did not. Dr. David Reardon has done research and written works on the subject. … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Culture, Darlene Pawlik, Health Care
Tagged Darlene Pawlik, Pre-born, Rape, The Darling Princess, Unborn
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Ban Abortion, Except…
I hated pregnancy. I was miserable every time. I vomited throughout all nine months, had headaches, gained an obscene amount of weight, had no energy and cried frequently. Once my babies were born, it was like a switch had been … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Darlene Pawlik, Legislation
Tagged Abortion, Darlene Pawlik, Life, NHpolitics
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The New Media Militia 