A Love Letter To My Postpartum Body The Empowered Mama Because, after almost 6 years, i can finally say i love you. i no longer look at you and cringe. instead, i smile. i genuinely smile. because you have shown me that i am stronger than i ever imagined, more resilient than i could have dreamed, and beautiful just the way i am. so, my lovely postpartum body, thank you. A love letter to my postpartum body. i am learning the language of loving you. because after all, you made me a mother. to my postpartum body —we are no longer at war. i have laid my weapons down. there is peace here. because through long nights and weary days, i am finally learning to love you for all that you are.
How To Love Your Body For Postpartum Moms Healthy By Heather Brown But when i look back, it has given me so much. what i want to do is thank my postpartum body. thank you for the gift of health. thank you for the gift of life. thank you for the gift of movement. thank you for giving me a home to grow two children. you allowed me to conceive, nurture and birth two little humans. A love letter to your postpartum body. dear body, i will miss. but i will always treasure the memory. (favorite part of being pregnant) you grew a human who was strengthened by your warmth and nourishment alone. the most incredible part was you’re amazing! (a part of the process that is amazing to you) . thank you for always changing — the. Updated mar 30, 2017. juliette evangeline, 7 lbs, 6 oz. dear postpartum body, i started writing a draft of this letter in the early days following juliette’s delivery, but it had a slightly different slant—an angry, disappointed slant. then, halfway through that missive, in a sleep deprived haze, i decided to give us a break and closed my. Hey body: thank you. thank you for carrying our newest buddy for 37 or so weeks within you, without complaint or disaster. a love letter to my postpartum body. by jam kotenko. dec. 22, 2018.
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