Say it with us. “It’s not you, it’s them.”

Glennon Doyle is a popular parenting writer and public speaker. She has previously written about and given talks on her ‘loss to food, booze, bad love and drugs,’ having suffered from bulimia, as well as alcohol and drug addiction.

After spending time in hospital for these issues which she suffered with for over 20 years, Doyle is now the successful owner of the website Momastery, where she supports struggling parents on a daily basis.

http://ivillageau.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/files/GDM-Headshot-250.png Glennon Doyle .

So it's no surprise that a recent post of Doyle's on Facebook has struck a huge chord with parents all around the globe, getting over 35,000 likes in the last three days.

Doyle begins by recounting her hectic day with her children, which many of us will be able to relate to:

Speaking of the most common question she gets asked by parents,  Doyle writes, "Every time I go to speak somewhere - tired, worn out, wild eyed mamas raise their tired hands and say to me, 'Glennon, I feel like I’m losing it at home. I feel CRAZY.'"

http://ivillageau.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/files/2015-06-24_11-42-42.jpg " I feel like I’m losing it at home. I feel CRAZY.”"

For any of us who have ever felt on the brink of breaking point after a particularly difficult day, Doyle has an important message to share:

Have you ever felt like you're going a little crazy?

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