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003: On Loan, From God with Annie Kidd
It's so hard to conquer your fears and give yourself over to God, especially on the hard days. And my guest today has a lifetime of experiences that I know will be very meaningful to anyone who is facing similar challenges.
In today's episode, we have the lovely Annie Kidd. Annie is a mother of two, and a nurse of circumstance who went through 38 years of caring for a child with five different heart defects—and she's thankful for every day that God gives her.
Her daughter, Courtney, who had seven surgeries (including a liver transplant), became a pioneer to create other opportunities for sick babies with similar heart conditions.
Annie shares Courtney's journey and also speaks about the difficulty of navigating breast cancer twice, going to college at the same time with her two kids, and reminds us that smiling and having fun is the most important thing for your children to see.
Listen to today's episode to hear this inspirational story about faith, hope, and strength!
Key Takeaways with Annie Kidd- Annie talks about how her daughter fought liver sarcoma and passed away on her 38th birthday.
- Why your health conditions don't define who you are.
- Don't rob yourself of joy today. Turn your worries over to God and take the signs he gives you.
- The power of conquering your fears, and giving yourself to God?
- How do you navigate the experiences of chronically ill children and remember your blessings?
- How having a chronically ill child gives you a better perspective on the world.
- The importance of giving your children hope and faith.
- Find joy in everyday life, whether it's from practical jokes, scary movies—just always have fun!
- That it's okay to give your child a break.
- Never give up hope and always try to buy as much time as you can.
- How do you find the touchstones of peace after your child passes away?
- The belief that our children are on loan from God.
- Tips for your own family's medical journey
Show Notes:
Get Full Access to the Show Notes by Visiting: MatteasJoy.org/3
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By Jamie FreedlundIt's so hard to conquer your fears and give yourself over to God, especially on the hard days. And my guest today has a lifetime of experiences that I know will be very meaningful to anyone who is facing similar challenges.
In today's episode, we have the lovely Annie Kidd. Annie is a mother of two, and a nurse of circumstance who went through 38 years of caring for a child with five different heart defects—and she's thankful for every day that God gives her.
Her daughter, Courtney, who had seven surgeries (including a liver transplant), became a pioneer to create other opportunities for sick babies with similar heart conditions.
Annie shares Courtney's journey and also speaks about the difficulty of navigating breast cancer twice, going to college at the same time with her two kids, and reminds us that smiling and having fun is the most important thing for your children to see.
Listen to today's episode to hear this inspirational story about faith, hope, and strength!
Key Takeaways with Annie Kidd- Annie talks about how her daughter fought liver sarcoma and passed away on her 38th birthday.
- Why your health conditions don't define who you are.
- Don't rob yourself of joy today. Turn your worries over to God and take the signs he gives you.
- The power of conquering your fears, and giving yourself to God?
- How do you navigate the experiences of chronically ill children and remember your blessings?
- How having a chronically ill child gives you a better perspective on the world.
- The importance of giving your children hope and faith.
- Find joy in everyday life, whether it's from practical jokes, scary movies—just always have fun!
- That it's okay to give your child a break.
- Never give up hope and always try to buy as much time as you can.
- How do you find the touchstones of peace after your child passes away?
- The belief that our children are on loan from God.
- Tips for your own family's medical journey
Show Notes:
Get Full Access to the Show Notes by Visiting: MatteasJoy.org/3
Rate & ReviewIf you enjoyed today's episode of The Joy In The Journey, hit the subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen, so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device.
You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!