Everyone said that it would get easier, that it would become our “new normal”. And it has.
Started to, at least.
I spent a weekend making freezer meals, a morning baking.
I’ve made enough meals now that I’m learning what works, and what doesn’t.
We’ve taken her out to restaurants and other peoples’ homes, and we survived.
I don’t feel the panic as much anymore when I haven’t planned what to make for dinner.
The thought of leaving the house doesn’t send me over the edge.
This Gluten Free stuff isn’t going to keep me down.
I got this.
For her.
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