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Day 5: Tired, But Still Standing
Celebrates the endurance of mothers who keep showing up even when they have nothing left.
P.S. This blog is part of my upcoming Mother’s Day book, and we’ve got something special dropping soon: the M.O.T.H.E.R. GPT.
GPT Affirmation: “Exhausted doesn’t mean defeated. Even in your most tired moments, your strength is shining through.”
Some days I ran on fumes—working jobs, raising my baby, handling my seizures, and chasing dreams on little sleep. But tired don’t mean weak. It means I kept standing when I had every reason to lay down.
In those moments when I felt like my energy was completely drained, I discovered an inner resilience I never knew existed. Every exhausting day was a powerful reminder that self-care isn’t selfish—it’s essential. I learned that leaning on supportive friends, allowing myself small breaks, and simply being kind to myself can refuel my inner fire. The journey of motherhood is filled with highs and lows, and every struggle unveils a deeper strength. Even on days when sleep was a distant memory, the determination to rise and face another day demonstrated how unstoppable we truly are. This state of constant motion is not just about survival; it’s a celebration of our ability to adapt, persevere, and find moments of joy amid the chaos. Remember, it's perfectly okay to admit when you're running on empty. Acknowledging our tiredness is the first step to rediscovering balance. Sharing our stories can inspire others to stand strong in their own battles. So, if this resonates with you, consider sharing your own experiences or this post to uplift someone who might need a reminder that their strength is their superpower. Each day we write a new chapter of resilience and grace—a story that honors our relentless spirit and encourages us to keep pushing forward, no matter the challenges we face.