Why I am Tired Of Always Being Available | Life Update

in , by Linda B Hurd, October 30, 2019
October of 2019 taught me that I must cut mental ties along with physical ties to people. I felt let down plenty of times. I felt used by my own siblings. I expected actions from people who did not even think or considered my feelings. I allowed situations from people to have power over me. 

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I'm Not In Competition With Anyone But My Past Self

in , , , , by Linda B Hurd, October 24, 2019
Some folks would be surprised to know that there are people who are in a secret competition with them. The plot twist is that they are still losing the competition they mentally created with you. There are also people that love to compare their growth to others in their niche. For me, the goal is to outdo me!


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Affection in The Black Household Is Important & Tough Love Is Not Always the Answer

in , , , , , by Linda B Hurd, October 23, 2019

Growing up in a black single-parent home, tough love was vital for my mother. It was how she was raised, and it was passed on. However, I decided to break and end the generational tradition of being cold and detached from my family. Being that I am a mother, I do not want to bring up my son and future kids with too much tough love. 

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Secondary Lymphedema Doesn't Keep Me In A Shell

in , , by Linda B Hurd, October 21, 2019

I am a black lymphie woman who considers herself blessed. It’s not every day any woman with lymphedema can openly admit to being able to fit into a pair of skinny jeans. Over the weekend, I pulled out one of my favorite pair of skinny jeans. I’m talking about skinny jeans that hug my curves just right. Skinny jeans that make my booty pop as if all I ever do is squats. Oh, and skinny jeans that I have had for over 5 years that I still can wear with confidence with lymphedema.


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