I love this contest – so generous. And I love reading through the entries, so many moms on here are amazing and selfless!

I LOVE checking back and reading the running on empty nominations every day..they are all so inspiring. This first one is a great start. Elizabeth, what you wrote about your grandma is just beautiful, brought tears to my eyes.
You know what would be very cool Me Ra (do you cringe when I say that)..to pull together all the nominations from past contests with a picture of the nominator and nominee and make a photo book out of it to sell for charity.

I am nominating a dear friend of mine, Cathy Olson, who going through the most devistating time of her life and will certainly appreciate being able to ‘get away’, be with a caring group of women, and to learn more about a passion of hers…photography. Cathy was given a camera around the time of the birth of her first child, 4 years ago…and the shutter hasn’t stopped clicking. She has captured so many amazing moments of her daughter, her husband, and her 2 year old son…a happy and beautiful family. This beautiful family was one that I was envious of…for everything seemed so perfect. Beautiful husband and kids, gorgeous home, great friends and family…but the surface never reveals the whole truth.
Sadly, on August 12th, Cathy’s husband decided to take his own life…shattering the lives of those who love him most. Despite what seemed so perfect on the outside, was broken on the inside…financially, things were in big trouble. Emotionally, well…obviously there was so much pain and despair it destroyed a beautiful family. Cathy has been so strong through all of this, but the NUMBER ONE thing that she is so thankful for was all the photos that she has taken of the life she had with her husband…and the interaction that was so special b/w him and the kids. It will be the only thing that the kids will have to reflect on who their dad was (a loving, funny, intelligent, handsome, amazing person!)
As we were going through the memories that she has captured over the years, the photos would immediately create a physical and emotional response for all of us. A laughter, a smile, a tender ‘ahhh’, and of course tears. Cathy said to me…”Brooks always asked why I took so many pictures…and now I’m so glad I did, so his kids could know him”.
Cathy, in so many ways, deserves such a special treat and to learn and grow in her photography…since she is documenting her legacy, her life, and the life of her family. She has a gift and I would love if she could take some time to focus on this gift, to breathe deep, develop a new and supportive network…and to rediscover how beautiful life is.
No doubt, things will be hard for her for some time, but I’m here to support her…and in my support, I nominate Cathy for a once in a lifetime opportunity.
I love you Cath and I continue to pray for you. I pray that you will be going to Chicago! 😉

I also wanted to add that I had the honor of documenting some of those special moments of Cathy and her family…you can see them at: http://jenmacniven.blogspot.com/2007/11/i-love-my-new-job.html

What a wonderful thing you are doing! I have to say that I found your website a few weeks ago and I’m loving it. You guys are amazing. Thank you so much for doing this for other photographers. I have to say that I’m going to nominate myself. I don’t really think that my story is all that more tragic, horrible or heartbreaking then the next one. But I could sure use a break! I lost my Mom when I was 19 to cancer. We were just starting to become friends after the typical teen vs Mom years. I look at others My age who are close to their Moms now and that makes me so sad for what could have been. Soon after my husband and I married, we started trying to have children. After a year, we found out that we would never become pregnant on our own. After several long years and a failed first attempt, we were so beautifully blessed with twin daughters using IVF. Forunately, we had a frozen one left over and had an awesome son 3 years later. My life is busy with 3 very active children in every sport and church activity offered. But I wouldn’t want it any other way. Since we have worked hard to allow me to stay at home with our children, I have always felt like I should give back and keep others children. Currently I keep my nephew who’s 9 months old every day. Occasionally I will keep my other nephew who’s 3 months old and twin boys who are almost 2. This past summer I had 3 extra kids for a total of 6 nearly every day. I loved them dearly and had a wonderful summer together. But I was ready for school to start back. I have always taken pictures and a few years ago, I had friends of family members ask me to take their pictures. This has grown to many friends and family. This year, I have developed a web site and I’m trying to market myself better to really start doing what I love. Photography is a way to make a memory for someone that they may not realize they need years from now. I wish I had one good family picture with my Mom. I love seeing families and Moms faces when I show them their pictures. Nothing brings me greated joy then to capture a relationship on paper. I don’t have as much time as I would like to completely devote to my business, but I’m taking it slow and one day hope to have a small studio in my home. Thank you for considering me!

My HOPE is that you will consider my identical twin sister for this terrific and awesome privilege. I feel that of anyone on the planet, I know her the best. I am overwhelmed for her and this very tough time of her life. She and her husband had been engaged for just a week and his company layed him off. He searched for a job for months and finally found one at Bank of America. Fast forward 1 year. Bank of America lays him off. Different situation, different circumstances, same couple…this time she is pregnant. He has yet to find a job. I have come to the conclusion that even though she has done it all…had a baby, while nursing, working…she would be such a great recipient of this awesome getaway to learn something she loves. Simply, she is forever pouring herself out. I would be delighted for her to have someone fill her cup. Would you please consider her for this? It would make her feel affirmed and loved. Which would delight me to no end. I love her. Thank you, Jennie

Wow….words are inadequate for the stories of these women. My heart goes out to Cathy. I understand her story-unfortunately all to well. Elizabeth-your mom’s story is very similar to my mom’s. She is 78 and signed herself up for a photography workshop in Georgia. She just wanted to know how to use her point and shoot digital camera better. She is a go getter as well and I think she would enjoy a Me Ra and Brian workshop. Are you sure you want to withdraw her name? Jennie and Lauren, your recommendations are well deserving too. I don’t know how anyone could decide this.

Well….I feel kinda selfish trying to nominate myself right now because I am sure so many others deserve this as well. However right now I totally could use a “Huge Break”!!! About 3 1/2 years ago my mom and sister passed away in a car accident. My sister was 12 (1 week before she was going to be a teenager) God, I know has his plans and a purpose for everything. My mom and I fought ALOT, of coarse going through the whole “teenage rebellion and other issues” but for some reason she and my sister took a trip to Arizona where I was living at the time…and randomly came to visit. GODS BLESSING…because exactly a week after they left I got the horrific phone call that a truck driver had pushed them off the road and that they were hit head on by a U-haul truck. God really has given me so much strength to push on. After the accident my dad turned into a whole new person. He started using drugs and partying….Long story short he has totally disowned my brother and I. He know has a new family and children living at our house that we grew up in and has nothing to do with my family and my two children. So Sad that they will never be able to know their grandma and “little aunt” and now even a grandpa. Dealing with their loss has been especialy hard since bringing 2 more lives into the world. I so want to share them with her and I know someday that will happen, just not in this life. Lastly, my husband and I have been dealing with another hard hit. My brother overdosed on drugs just recently and ended up barely making it. My husband drove to Arizona (we live in Colorado now) and drove him back all in a days time. He now lives with us and we have taken on a 3rd (grown) child. He refused to detox at a facility so I have helped him go through the detoxing and am just hoping that God can really help him in his life to recovery. In the meantime we have been supporting him financially with extensive counseling and hopefully someday soon treatment. All of these hard things have really been extra stressful and hurt me so bad these last 3 years. Losing my mom and sister, having my dad turn his back on us when we needed him most and then now almost losing my brother to drugs.
Trying to deal with all this and in the meantime trying to save up enough money to buy a house for “our” family to live in has been extremely hard now that we have taken on an extra responsibility. I so would love to be able to go on this. Photography has found me within the past years and at first I was using it to make a living. Now I have really been finding such passion in this and would love to be able to learn more. Taking pictures makes all my problems seem to go away when I am just clicking away. 🙂 I currently work as a photographer for a high end dating service. I love my job but my true dream is to someday be able to open up my own studio and be able to take pictures for other less fortunate families. More as my gift to them. I would love the break and love the opportunity to finally be able to meet Me Ra and Brian who I have just fallen in love with them by reading her blogs.
Even if I don’t win …I have to say that just getting this all out and off my chest has been a huge treat alone. Thanks for reading and God Bless.
I will work on getting a blog site set up so that you can see pictures of my and my awesome husband that has helped me get through all this and my 2 beautiful children. My 3 year old daughter (Maliah) and my 11 month old (Nolyn)
Again thanks so much!

This blog can’t happen at the better time. I am looking at my two blacken toenails and a very black pinky: one from a full sippie cup dropped on my toe, one from a matchbox car, and the poor pinky was left behind between the door and the door frame trying to break up a fight of my lovely twin boys! With those purple toes, I think I deserve at least a Purple Heart medal.

We started preschool this week. All is well, until they all get home. I just had two of the worst afternoons with 3 preschoolers. On the breakfast nook table, I tried to feed all three kids some snack after school. Of course, one of my twin boys decided that milk didn’t belong in a cup and it was much better on the floor. As I was bending down to clean up the mess on the floor, I felt this cold (yet familiar) feeling on my back. Yes, you got it right. His twin brother decided that his cup of milk needed to be on the floor as well. Unlike his brother’s milk, it didn’t hit the ground immediately. It hit the ground AFTER it dripped all over Mom.

Then we had the wailing and screaming from hitting, stealing toys, or fighting. They finally found some common ground: bath. I managed to get my daughter to be in the bathtub with her lovely brothers. Pretty soon, 2-year-olds found a better playground than anything: the bathtub. They started climbing up the side of our master bathtub and sliding down like a slide. I was now sorry that I didn’t get the whirlpool tub with bumps on the side to slow them down. Talking about safety….

Ma Re, I have to say that I don’t even need to nominate myself. I just want you to forge a fake letter that I have won the contest, so I can show my lovely husband that I HAVE TO be away for a few days (and better yet if it’s this weekend!). Even if it’s down the street in Motel 6 where I cannot hear my own children fighting.

Even with all the bruises, fighting and milk all over my back, I am glad that I was never running on empty. My life is full of surprises, laughing, joy and loves. I consider myself lucky after reading all those running on empty stories. One thing I recommended lots of other Moms to do is keeping a short journal of your kids. One simple sentence for each child before bed, only one sentence. Think of the most treasure moment of that child’s life and written it down. That’s the memory of that child you carry to sleep with you. Even in the worst day of your life being a Mom, you carry only the good memories of your children to bed with you. Believe me, with 3 kids 2 ½ years apart, there were lots of days I couldn’t even come up with half a sentence of good from any child. Life is full of sweet and sour apples. It’s up to you to remember whether life is sweet or sour.

I have my children’s pictures on a slideshow: http://www.flickr.com/photos/strahm/sets/72157606936346528/show/

I love still pictures. It’s so quiet. It’s so peaceful. No screaming, no yelling and no fighting!!

Judy

Out of my love for photography and desire to attain my goal of improving my photography skills I am going to step up and nominate myself. There’s one thing though…the Chicago workshop it out of reach for me and I’m hoping Me Ra and Brian can give this girl a break in SEATTLE instead!

Are you ready? This is going to be a long one…I had a hard time summarizing the last 5 years of my life. While I write this I hope I don’t come across whiney or self-absorbed because looking back I can see how blessed I am….tired, but blessed.

My need for a break started 5 years ago when my husband lost his job of almost 15 years. At that time we made a decision to sell our house by the beach to move to a small town closer to my in-laws. Their age was beginning to show and we felt it was important to have them closer to their 2 grandchildren (ages 4 & 1 at the time) so we could be supportive and helpful in the years to come. As much as we felt the move was important it was hard to move from our dream town & friends to a small town in the central valley.

The next set of challenges set in when my very talented husband with a strong work ethic had 4 jobs in 5 years all ending in unusual circumstances (not his work ability). Although we stayed positive, financial uncertainly is incredibly stressful. But, we pressed on, finding strength in God, our new friends (friends that have become more like family than the ones we were born in to) and in each other.

About a year and a half after our move, my husband’s brother David, his only sibling and best friend, committed suicide. We were notified by David’s friends that he was missing and we spent a week looking for him. We then received a final letter in the mail from him and then the police found him in a parking lot. He had shot himself. Words can not describe how traumatic and difficult that was. Although my husband stayed incredibly strong (he constantly amazes me) I found myself in this role of having to stay strong too, hold the family together. So here we are, fighting to stay strong for our family and his parents, no job, and preparing for a funeral. But this story continues…

Six months after David’s death, my husband’s father, Jim, is told he can not have the heart surgery he needs to survive due to other health complications. He was told to count every day has a blessing. Wow. What do you do when you know you are going to die? How do you support someone who knows they are going to die? We lived the next year and a half on eggshells….every phone call, especially the ones late at night…was this going to be THAT call? thoughts of this is the last thanksgiving, the last christmas, the last hug good-bye was always there.

At this time my husband finds a real estate job working 60 plus hours a week, with a three hour commute, working every weekend and holiday for a year and here is where I will mention the surprise pregnancy. Yes, that was a HUGE surprise. Here we are emotionally drained, literally years of not sleeping well, raising two small children, ailing parents, no relief from a sitter (when you are financially drained sitters are a luxury) and now a baby on the way.

In january 2007 our baby, Cruz David, was born healthy and beautiful. 3 months later my husband is let go from his real estate job due to the decline in housing and the economy, inspite of the fact that he was nominated “rookie of the year.”
3 months after that Jim, my husband’s father, was diagnosed with Esophageal Cancer. He was told he had 30 days left. He passed away 3 months later, exactly 2 years to the day that his son passed away. Even though the financial strain was great, we were blessed. Not working, Drew was able to be fully present with his dad and mom when he needed to be. He was able to be with his dad until that final moment. Words were shared between these two men that may not have been spoken otherwise, A true Gift.

Also happening at the same time, when I was pregnant with my #3, my friend and neighbor was also pregnant with her #3, Baby Trevor. Her 2 girls are best friends with my daughter. We were excited to be pregnant together and happy to see that our park days and playgroup would continue with our babies as our girls were now entering kindergarten. Sadly, Trevor was born with a rare Leukemia. When my baby was 3 months old I was helping Angela find a donor for her baby. After undergoing months of chemo treatments Trevor passed away at 6 months old. Life can seem so unfair.

Also at this time, my mother in law detects a lump on her breast. Cancer often shows itself in times of stress. We now had to work thru the possibility of her having cancer too. Thankfully a lumpectomy was all that was need, but also an emotional mountain to climb. My mother-in-law continues to struggle with her diabetes and has difficulty with her vision and heavily relies on us. We are now facing the fact that she may be legally in the next year or so. We will making some big decisions regarding that soon. To contemplate the rest of your life blind is daunting.

And while I can see all the blessings..I am so blessed my family is healthy and my husband is incredibly supportive and loving and we have the most amazing friends…I also feel drained. It is emotionally and physically draining to wake up every morning and give your self a pep talk that you will be able to make it through the day, one day at a time and that your kids will not feel the pain in your heart or know that you wake up in a fog, and go to bed in a fog, only to wake up and do it all over again.

But the fog has now lifted…..and this is the year for us, our family, for me. This is the year to feel all the happy moments in all of it’s intensity and not thru a layer of fog. This is the year to excitedly anticipate the holidays and embrace the friends that surround us and not be saddened by the loved ones that are not. And this is the year for my dreams to begin…again.

I have had this dream to pursue a career in photography for forever and I have tried to move forward, but life has had a way of pulling me back. I have documented the last 5 years of our life with my camera set in AUTO. A lot of the photos are over exposed or have red eye from the flash, but they are captured moments I will forever treasure. I am now empowering my self to reach for my goals. This year I have run my first race ever, a half marathon with my husband, and I have learned to shoot in manual mode. After years of fighting to stay strong, and with the weight of heartache and exhaustion lifted from my shoulders I am ready. I am ready to do what I have been wanting to do for years…photography. I am ready to face the challenge of learning the technical side of photography, capturing images in tricky lighting, learn to edit, create a business. Not only would this workshop give me a much needed break, it would renew me and give me the inspiration to achieve my dream….capturing the beauty and love of families…a reminder, that even in a word full of challenges, love can conquer all.

My hope is that you pick Mintah Pittman for this wonderful gift, that you so generously give. If ever there was a mom that has been running on empty for some time now and needs a big break and serous blessing in life it would be Mintah. Her mom, Cheri was a very dear friend of mine since fourth grade. Her and her sweet daughter Camile’s death was a terrible and tragic shock for us all. Mintah, in her grief, stepped up to handle the details of the funeral and has strived to continue to do what needs to be done every day since while the remaining members of her family have sadly checked out. She is a beautiful women and amazing mother who is generous with her time, resouces and love and tends to be on the giving vs recieving end. She has a great appreciation for the value of capturing a single moment in time through photography and what a precious gift it is for years to come. Her mother would be extremely proud of what a lovely and couragous women she has become. I would love to see her be able to explore her talent and gift in the art of photography and experience a community of support in an area that would bring her great personal satifaction and joy. Thank you for your kind consideration in choosing Mintah to recieve a spot in your Chicago Workshop.

I absolutely have to nominate my friend Nicki. Without a doubt. I think she has been “running on empty” for years. We met and became friends a LONG time ago. Before kids. Before even the weddings. We met at work – interviewing on the same day for 2 different positions in the company. We were both hired and started right away. We both had fiancées and were married within 2 weeks of each other. Then, 2 years later our lives took very opposite directions when she came down with lymphoma; cancer of the lymph system. They caught it fairly early. But even then, the chemotherapy was harsh and exhausting. I really cannot imagine going through it myself. But she was a fighter. I remember admiring her so much for her positive attitude. I remember she never said anything negative about her situation. I even remember telling her how amazed I was that she had so much strength and confidence. She just smiled and told me she just wasn’t going to let it beat her. And it didn’t.

Right after she finished her treatments and was in the clear for a few months, they found out she was pregnant! Which was supposed to be impossible to have happened – but by a miracle it did and nine months later her little boy Duke arrived. So much happiness! But just a few months later, Hurricane Ivan hit their beachfront condo and they had to move in with her husband’s family in town for 6 months until their condo was livable again. So, things started rolling downhill again.

Nicki’s husband lost his job. It was a very stressful time financially with the baby, the new condo, and just life. She started working back at the same company we worked together at years ago. She tried getting a second job with a makeup company, which didn’t end up working out. I just remember she was working so hard and racking her brain to come up with a job to do that she would love and make some money.

And when the crazy mortgage times hit, they lost the condo. Her hubby ended up finding a job, but they had to move and start all over again. Then things at work started changing with her picking up another employee’s job. So now she’s working 2 jobs, not getting paid nearly enough. They were into the rental house trying to make ends meet.

That’s when she & I both discovered we LOVED taking pictures. We took pictures of our kids all the time. It was an addiction =) And it was Nicki that suggested we take a class and learn to do it right and start a business. So, we did that about 2 months ago. And she got your DVDs to help us out even more. And she has encouraged me and helped me all the way. She has been such a good friend to me.

So, I can’t think of anyone who would need a day off and attend a photography seminar with you – more than her. And have something positive happen in her life. Something encouraging and enriching. And empowering. She is truly running on empty.

Please choose her and spoil her and let her enjoy something she’d be able to do only once in a lifetime.

Hi again. It doesn’t look like my first attempt at sending my nomination worked…here it is again?

Why does my wife deserve this spot in your Chicago session? Because she’s awesome! Ok, she told me to write that. But seriously, I love her very much and our family has been through a tough year. She completely deserves this break.

A little over a year ago, our lives were turned upside down when our then 11-month-old daughter was diagnosed with a stroke. The doctors determined she’d suffered the stroke while my wife was pregnant with her. We—especially my wife who felt a huge deal of guilt—were devistated.

After several months of traveling in a daze to appointments with doctors specializing in things we’d never even heard of, shuttling our baby to stressful therapy sessions and putting her through half a dozen scary tests (MRIs, MRAs, EKGs, EEGs, blood tests, etc.), then driving all the way back home (a 3-hour roundtrip drive every time), we decided to move closer to the specialists, doctors and most importantly, our family.

Unfortunately, the economy didn’t quite work in our favor, as we bought when prices were high, then turned around and sold right when prices were plummeting and moved into a small apartment to regroup. On top of everything we were already going through, this was extremely stressful.

During all of this chaos, my wife kept us going. She scheduled the appointments, connected with the therapists every week, and somehow managed to find time to work a full-time job AND become a volunteer for the American Heart Association. (She went to Lobby Day in D.C. this past spring and lobbied Congress for increased research funding for strokes. She also is currently coordinating the second annual “Team Avery” group for the AHA’s Heart Walk—we’ve raised nearly $5,000 already! She even managed to get Avery selected as this year’s Heart Walk Survivor of the Year.

She’s just amazing. And even with all of these responsibilities, she’s become more and more involved in her hobby of photography. She’s taken some beautiful shots of our daughter, and has managed to document our crazy lives while still showing beauty and love throughout this incredible struggle. She recently got her hands on a Nikon d70s and is trying to learn how to use it–I know she thinks it isn’t going well, but I’m already blown away by some of the shots she’s taken. And I know if she got a chance to come to this workshop, she’d be thrilled.

Anyway, sorry this is long. I could go on and on about my incredible wife. But I do hope you’ll consider her for this amazing opportunity. (If interested, her blog is http://www.babystrokesteps.blogspot.com) Thanks for your consideration, and cheers to all the strong women and moms out there!

I would like to nominate myself for a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend the Chicago workshop. Although I am not running on empty emotionally (though there are days!) I often am running empty on time and energy. I rarely go to bed at 10:00 p.m. and am often up till 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning completing tasks around the house, studying, or recently… completing work for clients. As a mother of three children, two of which have special needs, I am forever attempting to find the perfect balance between career and family responsibilities. I work on-call as a children’s librarian, volunteer one day a week in my children’s school library, volunteer in the SK classroom, attend 2 evening photography classes a week at College, attend 2 separate parent-child piano classes once a week with two of my children, drive the three to their extra-curricular activities (ballet,jazz,swimming, and karate),help with piano practice, homework…and Mom’s list could go on and on and on….

I believe the parents of special needs children have an essential role to play in the success of their children. There are definitely MORE interviews to attend, MORE meetings with classroom and resource teachers, as well as other professionals working with our children, and it necessitates MORE time spent helping them with homework and concepts learned in the classroom. Being a parent is a career in itself, it is never an easy job for anyone, and it is even harder when your child is different from other children. It is hard to understand and imagine what it might be like to have a child with special needs so I explain it this way to people… The journey into parenting a special needs child is much like a long anticipated vacation. When you are expecting a child you often daydream about what they will be like, you do a great deal of planning, organizing, and reading, just as you might if you were planning an awesome trip to California. After months of excitement and anticipation the day finally arrives for you to board a plane and leave for California. Several hours later the plane lands and the stewardess announces over the speaker “Welcome to Sweden!. You say “Sweden? There must be some mistake I thought I bought a ticket to California!” The stewardess smiles as she says “There has been a change in flight plan. We’ve landed in Sweden and this is where you must stay.” The important thing to remember is that they haven’t taken you to a terrible, smelly, or unbearable place full of famine. It is just a different place. So now you will meet a whole new group of people you would never have met otherwise. Sweden may be cooler than California but it is just as beautiful… if not more! Sweden is slower-paced and less flashy than California,but after you have been there a while and you catch your breath you start to notice the beautiful landscape of Sweden and its rich history and contribution to culture.

I am truly blessed to have the beautiful,unique,and special children God gave me. I have learned that accepting the loss of a dream often means opening the door to new discoveries. My children have taught me so much about determination and persistence and have helped me to discover new and exciting possibilities. One of my most fulfilling personal discoveries has been photography. My love affair with photography began with the birth of my first daughter Katherine. I knew in my heart that all the toys and all the presents would not mean a thing in 25 years… but that image of her flashing her first smile, taking her first steps, showing off her first tooth, snuggling with Mommy at night… they were the most important gifts. I am so excited abut pursuing a career in photography since it will give me the flexibility our family needs and will allow me to stay engaged and challenged in a field where I still will be working with families (I want to specialize in babies, children, and family photography), still will be brightening someone’s day, and still will be making a meaningful contribution to my community. To gain more experience photographing children and families I began NERVOUSLY photographing babies, 1 communion and 1 baptism a couple of months ago. It is such a joy seeing the reactions of families to the photos and the slideshows I have created for them. I enjoy surprising my clients by adding personal touches that they wouldn’t expect such as going out to their church and photographing the actual cup they will receive their communion host from and including photos of the church. I believe the photos of a family, special celebrations and their children are one of the most valuable keepsakes you can give and one which grows more valuable with time. I would love to be part of the Chicago workshop in order to increase my knowledge and understanding of the technical aspects of photography. It is a goal of mine, once I have graduated from College, to become a volunteer of NILMDTS , a non-profit agency providing families who suffer the loss of a newborn child with keepsake photography. I miscarried two babies of my own and understand the grief a family feels with the loss of a baby and how your whole world seems as if it has been turned upside down.

Thank you for your kind consideration and for extending this wonderful opportunity and gift to one very lucky and special person.

Sandra

I’m so sorry, Me Ra Koh. I’m not fond when others misspell my name and I, myself did it to you. My apologies, truly!

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