As a high school student, Arlene wanted to go to Howard University. She applied and got in, but her family couldn’t afford tuition. Arlene’s mother cashed in her life savings so that she could…
With no role models that looked like her in the teen magazine, Glow’s drug addiction recovery blogger Norma Ramirez reflects on how always being told she was pretty as a child affected her emotionally.
Do you remember when we discussed the importance of staying lit? What do you do if that flame goes out? How do you reignite that
If you’ve been following along on my journey, then you know that a lot has changed since my first post. You know that, at one
What would you say to younger you? What life lessons and advice would you give? Our recovery blogger Norma Ramirez shares this letter to her younger self.
“There are “friends” who destroy each other, but a real friend sticks closer than a brother.” ~Proverbs 18:24 During this last leg of my…
Self-reflection can be a superpower, if you use it the right way. Read more in this all-new “Recovery Glow Up” by Norma Ramirez.
Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it. ~Proverbs 22:6 I can recall the countless times
Taking risks and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone can result in immense professional and personal rewards. It can be terrifying to…
This week’s recipe, Markette’s Sunset, is inspired by the O.G. (original glow girl) Mrs. Markette Sheppard, and it’s just in time for Mardi Gras season.
