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Lindsay J. Karp is a writer and mother residing in the suburbs of Philadelphia with her husband and two sons. As a freelance writer, she hopes to make a difference, one word at a time. She advocates for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) by sharing her stories of life with MS. Lindsay aspires to be a published children’s book author and is working on a memoir of her thirteen year diagnostic journey. When she’s not writing, you can find her playing piano, baking, and experiencing all the joys and tribulations of being a mother.
Because first and foremost, I’m a mother, and keeping my children safe is my top priority.
Childhood without social media looks like childhood.
I paid my dues, and I’m glad my time is over.
We have to stop focusing on what to do after the fact and prevent these tragedies now.
My son will know he’s loved despite his athletic abilities. He will be reminded that sports should be fun and not anxiety producing.
If my kids can hold onto the youthfulness of Halloween like I did, I’ll be promoting their involvement every step of the way.
My needs in my own home don’t reflect my judgment of how you care for your home. You do you and I’ll do me.
Reaching adulthood is not a race. I think we’d all enjoy an extra year of childhood if we had the chance.
No number of days is enough to erase the deaths of innocent children who had mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters who loved them. No amount of time is enough to forget the violent state we’re living in.
Despite a world so torn, I believe we can raise children who are strong, resilient, successful and happy.
We need changes, now.