Honest stories of single parenting, healing, and growth from upstate New York.
This blog is a space where Keekee shares her thoughts, experiences, and the lessons she’s learning along the way. From single parenting five wonderful, smart, funny, and beautifully chaotic kids, to navigating grief, mental health, career, and creativity, every post is rooted in honesty, curiosity, and a desire to help others feel less alone.

Keekee doesn’t pretend to be an expert. She writes honestly about single parenting, grief, and inner work—the messy, beautiful reality behind the highlight reels.

From almost losing her only daughter to rebuilding life after loss, this space holds the before and after—the fragile, miraculous fact that she is still here, and what it means to keep going.

Life sometimes be lifing—so why not laugh more? Between deep reflections and practical insights, you’ll also find humorous shirts and reminders to keep joy in the journey.
— Keekee, creator of Keekee Says
Reflections on healing, therapy, and rebuilding a life where hope has room to grow again—without pretending the hard parts don’t exist.
Stories from raising five kids in upstate New York, learning to listen differently, love louder, and show up even when life feels chaotic.
From a degree in Business, Management, and Economics to finally honoring a long-held desire to write—documenting the courage it takes to start.
Light-hearted designs and humorous shirts at Kayah.Store, created for the days when life is doing the most and you just need a reason to smile.

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Keekee Says exists to spark conversation and community. This isn’t a polished highlight reel; it’s a closet—a place to pull everything out, sort through what still fits, and make space for who you’re becoming. If any part of Keekee’s story resonates with you, you’re in the right place.
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