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Shauna M. Ahern

Shauna M. Ahern

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Writer, Moving My Pen Forward

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Total articles 62

  • trying to rise from the fire

    By Shauna M. Ahern| Moving My Pen Forward@ I propped the back half of my laptop on the bottom of the steering wheel and the front on my belly. This was today's absurd version of an office. Nowhere else to go. A few moments earlier, I had walked my youngest kiddo into their classroom. These days, on a good day, they can manage school for 3 hours. Luckily, their school has been accommodating of their pain and the attendant exhaustion. Schools before this didn't get it. But 3 hours?

    By Shauna M. Ahern · Moving My Pen Forward

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • indomitable

    By Shauna M. Ahern| Moving My Pen Forward@ The following piece came from a writing prompt I received in a course I completed this week. Yesterday, in the Wild at Heart and Weird on Top Story-Writing Jam Sessions, I gave this prompt to the thoughtful women who attended. It prompted some deeply heartfelt writing. (Those Saturday writing sessions are always free, open to any women in midlife with divergent, creative minds.) The prompt: write a letter to a person you admire for their strength. I thought I’d share mine with you here.

    By Shauna M. Ahern · Moving My Pen Forward

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • trying to rise from the fire

    By Shauna M. Ahern| Moving My Pen Forward@ I propped the back half of my laptop on the bottom of the steering wheel and the front on my belly. This was today's absurd version of an office. Nowhere else to go. A few moments earlier, I had walked my youngest kiddo into their classroom. These days, on a good day, they can manage school for 3 hours. Luckily, their school has been accommodating of their pain and the attendant exhaustion. Schools before this didn't get it. But 3 hours?

    By Shauna M. Ahern · Moving My Pen Forward

    Apr. 13, 2025

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