In Isn’t That Enough? Musings of Motherhood and the Meaning of Life, Patricia Ihm reflects on decades of parenting biological, adopted, and foster children through honest, journal-style entries. With a background in early intervention therapy, she writes with vulnerability about love, loss, trauma, and healing in the child welfare system. Through poetic storytelling and emotional insight, she honors the complexities of motherhood and the beauty of not having all the answers. This memoir offers comfort, connection, and understanding to families navigating grief, identity, and parenting beyond the traditional mold.