I Grow Strong Again
by Jeannie Ewingin 🎭️ Culture
I Grow Strong Again
About the Substack
I write essays on motherhood, moral interiority, and the lived experience of raising a child with complex care needs while trying to remain honest with myself. Includes conversations with my daughter Sarah, shared by 3,500+ readers committed to kindness.
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- Three essays each month, access to selected archive, and join the conversation in the comments
Paid Subcription Benefits
- Three essays each month, full archive access, and participation in comment threads
- Monthly video conversation featuring Sarah and me
- Monthly, one-hour live Zoom gathering with Sarah and me
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About Jeannie Ewing
Shaped by motherhood, I write about the ordinary moments we tend to rush past, using care and attention. This is a space for thoughtful reflection and conversations that don’t rush to resolution, where relationships take root over time.
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