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Walking into a concert, many people expect a night of entertainment: familiar songs, a good performance, and memories to take home afterward. But sometimes, an experience becomes meaningful in ways we never expected.

People love to tell you to “Wait until the timing is right.” Wait until you’re older, Wait until you have more money, Wait until you’re more experienced, Wait until you feel ready, The problem with all of that? The “right time” has a funny way of never arriving. I have realized that many of us confuse being responsible with waiting for permission. They are not the same things.

After opening up to a trusted friend about the struggles of your depression, have you been met with the question, “well, aren’t you taking meds?” Is your answer, “yes, but…”?

Recently, Sydney and I came across a post where someone described themselves as a "Christian atheist." I'll admit, our first reaction was confusion—and maybe a little amusement. Those two terms seem to contradict one another. Traditionally, Christianity involves belief in God and in Jesus Christ, while atheism is the absence of belief in God.

We need to redefine the autism profile. We can’t just say someone isn’t autistic enough.

Sometimes grief is mourning the things that are still here, but no longer the same. It's grieving relationships that changed, chapters that ended, routines that disappeared, and versions of yourself that no longer exist.

The MTHFR gene mutation is referred to as the mthrfckr gene because of all of the issues associated with its mutation. It can cause anxiety, depression, autoimmune disorders, ADHD, autism, or miscarriages. And about 60-70% of the population has this mthrfckr.

Dipththeria. Tetanus. Pertussis. Hepatitis B. Haemophius influenzae type B. Poliovirus. Pneumococcal conjugate. Measles. Mumps. Rubella. All of these vaccines are given at or after the first year of life, some multiple times.