Tag Archives: mother

Update From Robyn Michele Levy’s Brain

Posted on March 12, 2014 by Robyn Michele Levy

This week is full of joy and sorrow: My mother passed away 2 years ago this March 14th My sister’s birthday is March 15th My daughter’s birthday is March 19th Maintain regular medication regime while riding emotional roller-coaster. Do not adjust … Continue reading →

Happy International Women’s Day!

Posted on March 8, 2013 by Robyn Michele Levy

Today my grown-up daughter celebrates International Women’s Day! Congratulations, Naomi!

Posted in Art, daughters, relationships, women | Tagged celebrate, daughter, International Women's Day, mother, women | 2 Comments

My Grandma’s Advice

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Robyn Michele Levy

Seventy-five years ago today, my Baba was in labour with her first child — my Dad. Advice is free, my Grandma had plenty She married for love when she was twenty She always said don’t hold in your pee Try … Continue reading →

Posted in advice, Art, family, humor, poetry, relationships, women | Tagged advice, animation, Art, Baba, body, don't play with your food, giving birth, Grandma, Grandmothers, health, humor, labor, labour, love, mental health, mother, motherhood, poetry | 2 Comments

Remembering My Mother

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Robyn Michele Levy

My mother, Lea Levy, passed away seven months ago — on March 14, 2012. I flew in for her funeral, with my husband and daughter by my side. The “Unveiling” of her monument took place this past Sunday in Toronto. … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, breast cancer, humor, relationships, travel, women | Tagged Art, cancer, Do it all, do it now., good memories, health, Lea Levy, monument, mother, motherhood, Ms. Mastectomy, one-of-a-kind plaster sculptures, Shaney Jo Darden, The Treasured Chest, unveiling | 2 Comments

Rest In Peace Mama

Posted on March 16, 2012 by Robyn Michele Levy

When I picture my mom I see two photographs taken at opposite ends of her lifetime. In the first photo, she is this little girl with chubby cheeks and outstretched arms embracing dozens of dolls. In the second photo she … Continue reading →