Brooke Moore
Brooke is many things, but normal is not one of them! She’s a native of SC who was raised in Bamberg and has been living in Columbia since 2017. She’s a Mom of 3 amazing kids. Brooke and her husband Chris married in 2014. Together, they’ve become avid advocates for autism awareness in support of their son Will. Brooke holds a Masters in Information Technology and works as an IT Security Risk Analyst. In addition to her love for writing, Brooke also loves running, bow hunting, and tattoos. She’s a Christian who’s definitely not without flaw, a survivor, and an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. In her spare time she writes for her blog at https://brookemoore.medium.com and feeds her social media obsession on Facebook.
Safety Tips Every Mom Should Know
As a woman who considers herself to be a fairly seasoned mom, I have learned many things over the years from experience, as well as just paying attention to the lives of others. Mothers...
Domestic Violence :: 8 Ways You Can Help Make A Difference
October is Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness month. If you live in SC, the chances that you, or someone you love, have been (or will be) killed because of DV are definitely above average. In...
It’s Past Time to Get Angry About Childhood Cancer
Childhood cancer is the LEADING cause of death by disease in children in the U.S. Take a moment to really let that sink in. There are no vaccines for childhood cancer and there is...
The Unbreakable Bond I Have With My Teenage Daughter
Every day she changes. Her hair gets just a little longer, her face gets a tad bit thinner, she grows just a smidge taller, she ages another day, she becomes a little more independent,...
Rock Your Morning, in the Shower!
If you’re anything like me, you know what it’s like to struggle every day just to find a few minutes alone to do anything for yourself. Every day just kind of runs into the...
Building Your Tribe as a Special Needs Mom
I think it’s safe to say that most women tend to value relationships with their friends and often have a full reliable tribe of support in our younger adult years. However, as most of...
She Deserves Better, Make The Time
“Call me sometimes”
“Please call me”
“I never hear from you”
“Please come see me soon”
“Please”
“I miss you”
“I love you”
Silence…. forever
She gave you life. She changed hundreds of your dirty diapers...