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Finding Yourself In Midlife
  • Hyperawareness-Living Life When Your Brain Notices Everything blog post title with picture of a woman sitting on a bench looking out onto a lake
    Neurodivergence | Sensory sensitivities

    Hyperawareness-Living Life When Your Brain Notices Everything

    Bykathyseppamaki November 1, 2026October 11, 2026

    Okay, I have a few questions for you. Can you hear electricity humming? That may be a strange question, but it is a thing for some people. Do you notice tiny details about something that no one else notices? Or have you ever had a little pain and couldn’t stop focusing on it? If you…

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  • The End of Daylight Saving Time May Impact You If You're Neurodivergent blog post title with picture of an old fashioned alarm clock sitting on a wooden table next to some fall leaves
    Neurodivergence | Self-Care

    The End of Daylight Saving Time May Impact You If You’re Neurodivergent

    Bykathyseppamaki October 25, 2026October 11, 2026

    Each November, most of the United States turns the clocks back one hour as daylight saving time ends. Most people look forward to “falling back” because they get an extra hour. But even though we gain an hour on the clock, your body doesn’t necessarily experience it as an extra hour of rest. The time…

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  • Slow Cooker Southwestern Chicken Soup blog post title with photo of a bowl of the soup next to a salad on a wooden table top
    Low Spoon Recipes | Slow Cooker | Soups and Stews

    Slow Cooker Southwestern Chicken Soup

    Bykathyseppamaki October 18, 2026October 12, 2026

    Many of the recipes that I feature here on the blog are designed to be simple for those days when energy is low, but you still need something for dinner. This Slow Cooker Southwestern Chicken Soup is what I like to call a “throw-and-go” recipe. It only takes opening a few cans and packages to…

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  • Why Do So Many Neurodivergent People Struggle with Digestive problems blog post title with a picture of a woman wearing a white shirt doubled over, grabbing her stomach in discomfort
    Health

    Why Do So Many Neurodivergent People Struggle With Digestive Problems?

    Bykathyseppamaki October 11, 2026October 8, 2026

    I want to talk about digestive problems for a moment. I’ve struggled with them my whole life. In fact, they started very young for me. As a 7-year-old child, I was waking up each night with stomach upset. I remember having to go to the doctor and having tests run and X-rays done. But there…

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  • When Surviving Isn't Enough Anymore: Going From Surviving to Thriving blog post title with picture of a woman sitting in a field. She has a smile on her face and looks content.
    Nervous System Regulation

    When Surviving Isn’t Enough Anymore: Going From Surviving to Thriving

    Bykathyseppamaki October 4, 2026October 11, 2026

    I had a pretty big “aha” moment recently. I realized that I haven’t been thriving, but have been stuck living in survival mode for a long time. For far too long, my days had a pretty specific pattern to them. I’d wake up and struggle to even get out of bed. I would spend at…

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  • Mom's Meatloaf blog post title with a picture of meatloaf and masked potatoes on a white plate sitting on a wooden table.
    Main Dish

    Mom’s Meatloaf

    Bykathyseppamaki September 27, 2026October 12, 2026

    There are some recipes that are so comforting to me. Recipes that feel like a warm hug…or feel like home. This recipe is my Mom’s meatloaf recipe, and I love it so much! It’s one of those recipes that is always so comforting to me. It’s kind of funny that when I was a kid,…

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  • 13 Small Ways To Improve the Energy of Your Day blog post title
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    13 Small Ways To Improve the Energy of Your Day

    Bykathyseppamaki September 13, 2026September 12, 2026

    Have you ever noticed that some days feel heavy even before you get out of bed? Everything seems like it’s “too much”. You wake up tired, and your mind is already racing before you’ve even had your morning coffee.  To make matters worse, somehow even the smallest tasks feel overwhelming. We live in a culture…

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  • My Choice, Not Your Business: What It's Really Like to Be Child-Free by Choice blog post title with picture of an empty crib
    Women's Issues

    My Choice, Not Your Business: What It’s Really Like to Be Child-Free by Choice

    Bykathyseppamaki August 23, 2026August 31, 2026

    Imagine telling someone you’ve made one of the biggest life decisions of your life. It is something that you’ve thought about for a long time. You’ve decided to talk it over with a few trusted people in your life, only to have them say, “Oh, you’ll change your mind.” Or even worse, they say: “That’s…

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  • Can We Normalize Women's Body Hair Again? blog post title with a picture of a woman's armpit covered with natural hair
    Personal Care | Women's Issues

    Can We Normalize Women’s Body Hair Again?

    Bykathyseppamaki August 9, 2026August 1, 2026

    Okay, it’s time for me to get up on my soapbox. Today it’s about women’s body hair. The beauty industry has been pushing a narrative that women’s body hair is unnatural and masculine. But is that actually true? Well…no. And it’s time to normalize women’s body hair again. Why did women start shaving their body…

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