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Have you ever looked at a photo from your pre-baby life and felt a lump in your throat? Maybe you've whispered to yourself, “I love my baby more than anything… but I miss who I was.” If so, you are not alone, and you are not a bad mom.
In this episode of Here With You, Mama, we’re talking about the quiet grief of early motherhood: mourning your old life, identity, and freedom- without guilt or shame. Dina shares her own story of identity loss after becoming a mother, explains the concept of ambiguous loss, and offers a compassionate, therapeutic framework to help you hold both your grief and your joy.
Because, mama… this isn’t just a loss. It’s a transformation.
Whether you're grieving your career identity, your spontaneity, your relationship, or the simple freedom to sip coffee alone- this episode will help you feel seen, supported, and whole again.
Please take 30 seconds to rate & review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps more mamas find this support.
With love,
Dina
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Have you ever looked at a photo from your pre-baby life and felt a lump in your throat? Maybe you've whispered to yourself, “I love my baby more than anything… but I miss who I was.” If so, you are not alone, and you are not a bad mom.
In this episode of Here With You, Mama, we’re talking about the quiet grief of early motherhood: mourning your old life, identity, and freedom- without guilt or shame. Dina shares her own story of identity loss after becoming a mother, explains the concept of ambiguous loss, and offers a compassionate, therapeutic framework to help you hold both your grief and your joy.
Because, mama… this isn’t just a loss. It’s a transformation.
Whether you're grieving your career identity, your spontaneity, your relationship, or the simple freedom to sip coffee alone- this episode will help you feel seen, supported, and whole again.
Please take 30 seconds to rate & review the show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps more mamas find this support.
With love,
Dina
Blog Post for this episode
Transcript for this episode