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2: Motherhood with My Best Friend & How to Navigate the Unexpected
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In this episode, I interview my very best friend of 25 years, Michelle. Friends since middle school, we have navigated so many ups and downs of life together in motherhood and beyond. Michelle shares her journey as a medical mama and her experience of the loss of her daughter, Olivia, and how even the greatest pain can deliver a beautiful outcome.
We discuss how to find and lean into a community amidst a child's diagnosis, how to advocate for children, and taking the journey one day at a time. We also discuss the importance of taking time for yourself, what that looks like, and how it benefits your children. Additionally, we explore the ways in which we've fostered friendship as moms and the intentionality it requires to be successful.
Did you know? The Rock Your Maternity Leave FREE 5 Day Challenge is happening the week of May 15th! We’re going to spend 5 days together, LIVE, to create a plan for not only the transition for your job, but also, and most importantly, for YOU. Whether it’s your first baby or your third, every maternity leave is different and you deserve a plan that will honor your baby’s needs, your job’s needs, but most importantly, YOUR NEEDS. All of the details and the link to sign up are available over on my Instagram as well as in the show notes. If you’re past this phase but someone you know has a maternity leave is in their future plans, I’d be so honored if you’d share the link with them!
Sign Up Here.
Until we meet again, come hang out w/ me on Instagram at HavingaMomMoment. This podcast is just for us moms/mamas to be, so drop me a DM if there’s something you’d like to hear about in a future episode!
Speak, Mother is hosted by Shannon Warner, founder of Resonant Collective—offering podcast production for truth-telling women.
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By Shannon WarnerWe'd love to hear what you think!
In this episode, I interview my very best friend of 25 years, Michelle. Friends since middle school, we have navigated so many ups and downs of life together in motherhood and beyond. Michelle shares her journey as a medical mama and her experience of the loss of her daughter, Olivia, and how even the greatest pain can deliver a beautiful outcome.
We discuss how to find and lean into a community amidst a child's diagnosis, how to advocate for children, and taking the journey one day at a time. We also discuss the importance of taking time for yourself, what that looks like, and how it benefits your children. Additionally, we explore the ways in which we've fostered friendship as moms and the intentionality it requires to be successful.
Did you know? The Rock Your Maternity Leave FREE 5 Day Challenge is happening the week of May 15th! We’re going to spend 5 days together, LIVE, to create a plan for not only the transition for your job, but also, and most importantly, for YOU. Whether it’s your first baby or your third, every maternity leave is different and you deserve a plan that will honor your baby’s needs, your job’s needs, but most importantly, YOUR NEEDS. All of the details and the link to sign up are available over on my Instagram as well as in the show notes. If you’re past this phase but someone you know has a maternity leave is in their future plans, I’d be so honored if you’d share the link with them!
Sign Up Here.
Until we meet again, come hang out w/ me on Instagram at HavingaMomMoment. This podcast is just for us moms/mamas to be, so drop me a DM if there’s something you’d like to hear about in a future episode!
Speak, Mother is hosted by Shannon Warner, founder of Resonant Collective—offering podcast production for truth-telling women.
Want to launch your own podcast?
Grab the free Kickstart Guide.
Follow @ResonantCollective on IG