A wedding, a beautiful dress, and a zipper that wouldn't budge became an unexpected lesson in aging, self-worth and body ...

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Erin Wilson is the author of You Are Enough, available on Amazon. She is a homeschool mother of five and founder of The Momming Pace. Find her at themommingpace.etsy.com and @themommingpace.

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I can’t think clearly right now because there is a rather substantial section of my prefrontal cortex missing. It’s a fairly important chunk, something having to do with rational thought. You see, it ...

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