That red dress you have been saving for special occasions soon becomes your secret weapon, reserved for moments when you need to feel unstoppable.

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"

That red dress you have been saving for special occasions soon becomes your secret weapon, reserved for moments when you need to feel unstoppable.

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"

That red dress you have been saving for special occasions soon becomes your secret weapon, reserved for moments when you need to feel unstoppable.

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"