Escaping Misogyny in Georgia
I was featured on TV… not for misogyny issues, but this part of my story gives more context to that TV interview feature.
Even the fact that I have to put this out there is a shame… and I hope Georgia state’s leaders are hearing me and are willing to make a plan to fix this. These old outdated laws do not make America great.
UPDATE: As of 11–21, I was hired into a temporary program for spousal caregivers to be paid for taking care of their spouses. It’s not much, but it’s better than nothing. I am grateful for this opportunity during this extended pandemic because hiring new caregivers is very challenging right now (unless I was able to pay them under the table). I left recommended resources for caregivers on my blog at SpousalCaregiver.org/resources
TODAY SHOW FEATURE ON 9–18–2021
I got to share part of my story on tv on the Today Show (aired this morning). I am pretty excited about this, and here is more context for my story.
As a wife in the state of Georgia, I had no idea that what I thought I was signing up for was not what all those male lawmakers had in mind when they wrote all of those old (bad)…
