The Happy Meemaw
The Happy Meemaw
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I love being a mother and grandmother, and while I don't find myself all that interesting, I know lots of people that are. I'm taking the time to share their stories and information with all of you, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
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Focuses on motherhood, personal stories, and community engagement with episodes covering book reviews like Society of Lies and Deep Cuts, travel planning with Rachael Carroll, and discussions around autism with Pam Kuper, as well as emergency preparedness topics such as hurricane season and disaster prep.
I love being a mother and grandmother, and while I don’t find myself all that interesting, I know lots of people that are. I’m taking the time to share their stories and information with all of you, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
I'm so happy to welcome back my friend, author Donna Costello, as we do a deep dive on her recent ADHD diagnosis and how it answered lots of questions about not only her behaviors, but about her drive for writing. While often we associate ADHD with kids, Donna shares how it affects her life and ways she's come to adapt and tailor her writing habits to fit the diagnosis.
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You can learn more about Donna Costello at donna-costello.com, and learn more about her work as a writing coach at Luna Creative Academy
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