I am listening

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 Let’s talk……

How are you doing today?

Okay……...

Yeah………

Did you do anything exciting this week?

………….

Did you have anyone to talk to about your week?

If not, you can talk to me…. I’ll listen to you…….

If you want, there’s a comment box at the bottom of this page. You can talk to me about anything, and I’ll listen.

Sometimes you just need someone to talk to about the bad and good things. Knowing someone is taking the time to show you that you matter can be a big deal.

So, I’m not writing a long post today or going into any stories about anything.

I just want to lend an ear and listen to whatever it is you’ve been wanting to talk about but haven’t had the chance to find someone who will actually listen.

I’m listening, you are being heard.

 

 

***I also have an email account set up for the Mommy Meltdown blog. If you don’t want to leave a message in the comments and would feel more comfortable emailing please feel free to. You will still get a response either way. This is not something I would normally do but I know how important it is to have someone to just chat with sometimes, even if it’s about nothing maybe just to say “Hi”. ***



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