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At Lake Woof, everyone has a story. Fourteen-year-old Becky lives with her emotionally abusive father, Bruce. Her mother abandoned her when she was little. Ann is still in shock over the sudden death of her college-aged son Liam. She has lost her will to live, but is tasked with caring for Liam’s Dachshund, Choco. Becky and Ann meet at the dog park, where an eclectic cast of characters sit in a gazebo and swap tales as their dogs frolic and play. Friendships develop through the healing power of storytelling, and Becky and Ann form a deep bond over their losses.

We’re diving in to the real, the messy, and sometimes hilarious side of mental health—the things you wish someone would just say out loud. No toxic positivity, no sugarcoating, zero judgment and just the right amount of dark humor. So, if you’ve ever side-eyed a self-help book, cried in your car, or stress-ate an entire pizza in the name of “self-care,” you’re in the right place. Let’s get into it.

Divorce hits women harder! Divorce is hard, but divorce hits harder for women. Whether its planned or how life happens, working women or stay at home moms, households depend more heavily on husband's income. When the husband is removed from the household, the available resources suffer more for divorced women led households after divorce than for men. Marriage are shorter, divorce rates are up, and likelihood of remarriage for women is down. We also tend to live longer than men. So, ladies, that means we need to be ready to take care of ourselves and take care of ourselves for longer! Welcome ...