She used to run triathalons, but today Lucie Frost has found peace with moving a muscle only when she absolutely must.
In the End, This Was the Only Way to Reach My Grandmother
At first, her grandmother’s quirky passion annoyed Lucie Frost. Then it became the thread that connected them as her Mimo’s mind declined.
To Love, Honor, and Keep Quiet Till 10 A.M.
Some people wake up talking. Lucie Frost thinks those people should be, if not shot, at least gagged until the coffee pot is empty.
I Want to Be Excited for My Transgender Daughter, But…
As much as Lucie Frost loves her daughter, she wasn’t ready to let go of the son she’d raised for 24 years. Here’s how she came to terms with this difficult, confusing change.
Remembering Dad: One Last Conversation Before COVID Took Him
This will be Lucie Frost’s first Father’s Day without her dad, who died in January, one of 600,000 taken by COVID. Here are the words that stay with her.
For National Pet Day, A Woman and Her Dog Exchange Love Notes—and Gripe Lists
In the spirit of the day set aside for the bond between the species, we are publishing these intimate missives that show even the deepest love has room for improvement and how to properly respond to a doggie high-five.
Rebuilding a Life: The Unappreciated Type of Support That Helps You Move Forward
When trying to turn your life around, help can come in surprising ways from people you barely know. That made all the difference for Lucie Frost.
Sleep Left Me For a Younger Woman
Lucie Frost had a long, complicated relationship with Sleep, but she really thought they were good together. Sleep had other ideas.
Hi! I Am Your Migraine, And I’m Just Here For A Quick Visit
Migraines. They’re an uninvited guest—the awful kind that leaves wet towels on the floor and toast crumbs in the butter dish. If migraines could talk, this is what they’d say.
