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In this first episode of The Mom Flow Podcast, I’m sitting down for a real, unfiltered life lately catch-up. I’m sharing what the past few weeks have actually looked like behind the scenes - from navigating grief after losing my mom, to trying to find my footing again in the day-to-day.
We get into the small things that have been helping me move through it all - leaning into creativity through home projects, creating routines that feel comforting, and slowly rebuilding a sense of normalcy in a season that feels anything but. I also open up about where I’m at with my health right now, including starting to explore perimenopause and advocating for better support as women - something I feel so strongly about.
This episode really sets the tone for what this podcast is going to be: honest, evolving, a little all over the place at times, and deeply real. Think of it like a voice note from your mom bestie - the kind where you just hit record and say what’s actually on your mind. No pressure to have it all figured out, just figuring it out together.
By Erin SousaIn this first episode of The Mom Flow Podcast, I’m sitting down for a real, unfiltered life lately catch-up. I’m sharing what the past few weeks have actually looked like behind the scenes - from navigating grief after losing my mom, to trying to find my footing again in the day-to-day.
We get into the small things that have been helping me move through it all - leaning into creativity through home projects, creating routines that feel comforting, and slowly rebuilding a sense of normalcy in a season that feels anything but. I also open up about where I’m at with my health right now, including starting to explore perimenopause and advocating for better support as women - something I feel so strongly about.
This episode really sets the tone for what this podcast is going to be: honest, evolving, a little all over the place at times, and deeply real. Think of it like a voice note from your mom bestie - the kind where you just hit record and say what’s actually on your mind. No pressure to have it all figured out, just figuring it out together.