Archive - Dr. Mom

A Love Letter to the Forgotten

The sky looked heavy that day—low, gray, unsettled.

Mar 31 •

Raised on Alcohol

We didn’t call it alcoholism back then—but it was.

Mar 28 •

Why Forcing Every Kid Into College Is the Real Failure

We keep stuffing every child into the same mold, and we wonder why some of them break.

Mar 26 •

This Was Supposed to Be the Best Moment of My Life

I remember the exact moment I earned my doctorate.

Mar 24 •

Why I Stopped Searching for Someone to Blame

Vaccinations, Autism, and the Truth I Can’t Ignore

Mar 21 •

The Death of Storytelling: What Happens When Censorship Kills the Voices That Shape Us

When They Control the Narrative, They Control the Future

Mar 19 •

Trading Autonomy for Aprons

Women's Rights at a Crossroads

Mar 17 •

Stop Waiting for Change—Start Bankrolling It

If billionaires can buy elections, why can’t we?

Mar 15 •

The Billionaire’s Guide to Killing the American Dream

The American Dream was supposed to be straightforward: work hard, adhere to the rules, and you'd be okay.

Mar 14 •

Cancer Dance with the Morgue Men

The morning unfolded in quiet predictability—the kind of day that dissolves into the background, indistinguishable from the rest.

Mar 12 •

Motherhood is a Love Story Written in Disappearing Ink

The morning light spilled through the curtains, soft and golden, casting long shadows across a house that no longer hummed with need.

Mar 10 •

Vanishing Voices

Erasing Identity, Diversity, and Safe Spaces

Mar 7 •

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