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There is a state of emergency in Rockland County, but no nation-wide outbreak in America right now.

Life after my diagnosis is so much better, I feel like I am finally building a life for myself and my family that is true to who I am.

We break it down room by room.

How could a mother part with the hospital newborn cap—the one that, if you squeeze your eyes shut and sniff really deeply, still smells a little like fresh baby?

Even though my experience led to my rainbow baby, I can still always connect to the heartbreak that I felt those several months.

Sitting topless in the too-cold "family room" in my building, I cringe.

My baby, with rose-petal lips and a perfect fan of lashes, with skin as flawless as a cloudless sky, she won't be this small ever again.

It's going to be really hard.

Simple swaps can make a big difference for your family.

You can feel their spoken and unspoken judgments, and it's really putting you on edge, but you don't want to have uncomfortable conversations or tension. So what do you do, mama?

Here's what you need to know, mama.

I was up late (again) when I should have been sleeping. I was catching up on work when I should have been taking time for myself. I was looking at Instagram when I should have been folding laundry. I was holding my baby while she napped when I should have been cleaning up.

"I literally think there's no world where I would always feel like I bond with her enough and was not shortchanging time with her," Kaling told the Hollywood Reporter.

A conversation with the author of Drop the Ball: Achieving More By Doing Less.

It is so tiring to be so concerned with others and their feelings that you forget your own.

Preparation is so important when it comes to getting your child to nap in an unfamiliar place.

We wanted to run away—not from her, but from everyone else.

3. Purge what no longer serves a purpose