Share Your Stories

Although many of us who are mothers of adult children share similar heartaches and hopes, we each have our own struggles and insights.

There are several ways to share your story:

	Contribute your experiences for possible inclusion in Wendy Boorn's book Cool, Calm, and Connected.
	Ask Wendy a question by emailing her at comfort@mothersofadultchildren.com. While she can't answer all inquiries, she will post some of the questions and her replies below.

Share Your Stories

"From my experience, the opportunity for mothers to share their stories is one of the best ways to heal - knowing that we are not alone comforts us and gives us the courage to grow," says Wendy Boorn.

She encourages you to contribute your stories and questions in the form below. Please check all that apply:

Questions and Answers

Sample_Question_and_Answer.pdf

Mothers struggling with issues related to their adult kids tend to feel all alone in the world.

We suffer in silence due to two widespread and misconceived cultural myths: first, that our job as parents is obsolete once our children are grown, and, second, that we've done a terrible job if our children aren't functioning perfectly by the time they reach the age of eighteen.