Being there for my children and my aging parents, all the time and all at once, has turned my life into a series of emergencies.
Being there for my children and my aging parents, all the time and at once, has turned life into a series of emergencies.
By
Molly Rosen,
founder of Brooklyn Writers Collective
She coaches students around the world in the art of personal storytelling. Her forthcoming memoir, 'Mad, Bad, Sad, Crazy Witch,' chronicles her journeys through #MeToo, single motherhood, and a thirty-year career in women’s magazines.
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