How One INFP Mother Learned to Live in the Moment
17 December 2017 / ByMary Sauer Clinically Reviewed bySteven Melendy, PsyD.on December 17, 2017“Can you imagine what this will be like when they’re older?”
I heard it in my voice before I had a minute to say more. There we were, my husband and I, watching our kids play, carefree, on our last night of vacation and I was already living in the future. I was dreaming of something better than this, whatever that might be. We had planned and dreamt of this trip, our first time introducing our children to the beach, and still I was struggling to stay there, in the moment, with the people I loved the most.
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