Dr cindy trimm husband and kids
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Many people ask if inom had put off marriage intentionally—or if I never intended to marry, but then perhaps I changed my mind. In truth, I always wanted to be married. I grew up in abject poverty and as a child, I loved reading—Cinderella was my favorite. I loved the idea of the fairy tale couple.
I actually thought inom would have been married by thirty, however, thirty came and went and by fifty-eight, I was still unmarried. But, inom always believed I was marriage ämne, and never considered otherwise.
I am a big proponent of framtidsperspektiv and framtidsperspektiv boards. inom write my vision for my life in twenty-year time frames. After the first twenty years past, I had accomplished everything on that particular framtidsperspektiv except marriage. I was successful professionally and secure financially; amongst many achievements, I have served as a medlem av senat in Bermuda and built a successful business as a strategist. So, inom rolled that goal over onto my next twenty-year vision. And two years into the next ti
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What Becoming A Mom At 60 Taught Me About The Gift Of Motherhood
When I was young, I took so much for granted; like, what it really takes to be a mother. It wasn’t until I matured that I really saw how blessed I was because of my mother.
When most people think about motherhood and marriage, they think about young couples starting their lives together. However, more and more women are choosing to become mothers later in life. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the number of births to women over the age of 40 has increased by more than 40 percent in the last two decades.
As it relates to CDC’s observation on motherhood, I am the personification of the phrase “late-bloomer."
From my first “cycle” to my first kiss to my first marriage and experiencing motherhood at sixty, everything about my life happened later than my peers.
So, many people were curious as to why I waited so late to marry.
The answer is simple: I was not going to settle. However, marr
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Mothers play a serious role in the family. They can be the caregivers, breadwinners, nurturers, and teachers in the classroom of life.
Being a mother isn&#;t always connected to bearing children. Motherhood can be for women who adopt or who become a partner to someone who already has children.
That was the case for Dr. Cindy Trimm, CEO, and founder of Trimm International, who married for the first time in at age 60, and now enjoys the experiences of motherhood with her four bonus children from her husband’s previous marriage.
Trimm is an Atlanta-based spiritual leader, life coach, and best-selling author who considers herself an &#;unconventional mom.&#; She envisioned starting a family sooner, but life had other plans. She created a vision plan for her life, traveled the world, studied at Oxford and Harvard, wrote numerous books, became financially independent, and still wanted her love life to match the life she had built for herself and it worked.
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