In the final part of this wedding series, Mark and Ellie recount the wedding that inspired the Reclamation. Ellie's brother and Mark's youngest son, Michael got married on August 5th to the most amazing woman and we couldn't be more thrilled for them. Ellie recollects the emotions that were present during the weekend and the wedding itself. Spoiler Alert: Weddings were Reclaimed!

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In the final part of this wedding series, Mark and Ellie recount the wedding that inspired the Reclamation. Ellie's brother and Mark's youngest son, Michael got married on August 5th to the most amazing woman and we couldn't be more thrilled for them. Ellie recollects the emotions that were present during the weekend and the wedding itself. Spoiler Alert: Weddings were Reclaimed!

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In part 2 of the 3 part wedding series, Ellie and Mark talk about why Ellie needs to Reclaim weddings and how she is making her brother's wedding into a Reclaiming event for herself. Ellie also opens up about her experiences with panic attacks and anxiety and how these are indicators for her that Reclaiming events need to take place.

Related Posts:

Ellie's Reclamation Flowchart

Ellie's Emergency-Anti-Feeling-Crappy-About-Herself-Protocol

But You Are Not Like that...

In part 2 of the 3 part wedding series, Ellie and Mark talk about why Ellie needs to Reclaim weddings and how she is making her brother's wedding into a Reclaiming event for herself. Ellie also opens up about her experiences with panic attacks and anxiety and how these are indicators for her that Reclaiming events need to take place.

Related Posts:

Ellie's Reclamation Flowchart

Ellie's Emergency-Anti-Feeling-Crappy-About-Herself-Protocol

But You Are Not Like that...

Ellie and Mark dive into the theology of weddings. Why do we love them? Why do we cry at them? Why are they important? This is part 1 of a 3 part series on Reclaiming weddings.

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Instagram // @rclaimed

Facebook // facebook.com/rclaimedellie/

Ellie and Mark dive into the theology of weddings. Why do we love them? Why do we cry at them? Why are they important? This is part 1 of a 3 part series on Reclaiming weddings.

Website // rclaimed.com

Instagram // @rclaimed

Facebook // facebook.com/rclaimedellie/

In this episode, I sit down with Lizzie Lindberg to talk about healing and grief. Lizzie Lindberg is a Mama to two little boys, a widow, and a lover of words & coffee. As a part-time communications director and graphic designer at her church, she is excited about cultivating creativity and consistency. When she's home, Lizzie excels at making mayonnaise, composing dinosaur noises, and crafting lego spaceships. Lizzie writes about motherhood, grief, and God's faithful love. #itsagoodthing

Lizzie Lindberg 

Blog // lizziejlindberg.com

Instagram // @lizziejlindberg

A note from Lizzie:

"Somehow between recalling what was actually true of the condition of Eric’s heart and letting it come through my mouth, I got all the details mixed up for the podcast recording. Here are the actual details about Eric’s heart condition:

Eric was born with a condition known as Transposition of the Great Arteries. This means that the two major arteries that lead away from the heart were transposed or “switched.” This had to be corrected with a surgery called a Fontan Procedure, which he had at 3 years old. In this corrective surgery the two ventricles of the heart were allowed to combine to do what would normally be one ventricle’s job. Blood is not pumped directly by the heart to the lungs. Some would say the blood 'falls' into the lungs (gravity), but it's mostly the pressure in the veins that gets it there.”

Isaiah 41:10 “Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” (ESV)

Resources Lizzie Recommends:

https://www.griefshare.org

When God Doesn’t Fix It - Laura Story

Option B - Sheryl Sandberg

Lizzie's Loss Spotify Playlist

In this episode, I sit down with Lizzie Lindberg to talk about healing and grief. Lizzie Lindberg is a Mama to two little boys, a widow, and a lover of words & coffee. As a part-time communications director and graphic designer at her church, she is excited about cultivating creativity and consistency. When she's home, Lizzie excels at making mayonnaise, composing dinosaur noises, and crafting lego spaceships. Lizzie writes about motherhood, grief, and God's faithful love. #itsagoodthing

Lizzie Lindberg 

Blog // lizziejlindberg.com

Instagram // @lizziejlindberg

A note from Lizzie:

"Somehow between recalling what was actually true of the condition of Eric’s heart and letting it come through my mouth, I got all the details mixed up for the podcast recording. Here are the actual details about Eric’s heart condition:

Eric was born with a condition known as Transposition of the Great Arteries. This means that the two major arteries that lead away from the heart were transposed or “switched.” This had to be corrected with a surgery called a Fontan Procedure, which he had at 3 years old. In this corrective surgery the two ventricles of the heart were allowed to combine to do what would normally be one ventricle’s job. Blood is not pumped directly by the heart to the lungs. Some would say the blood 'falls' into the lungs (gravity), but it's mostly the pressure in the veins that gets it there.”

Isaiah 41:10 “Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” (ESV)

Resources Lizzie Recommends:

https://www.griefshare.org

When God Doesn’t Fix It - Laura Story

Option B - Sheryl Sandberg

Lizzie's Loss Spotify Playlist

While on an actual run, Ellie talks about the importance of running in her healing and how training for a marathon was the best Reclaiming activity she could do!

While on an actual run, Ellie talks about the importance of running in her healing and how training for a marathon was the best Reclaiming activity she could do!