In this episode I talk about staying in my feminine while raising a young boy. Sometimes I feel as if it is a little difficult trying to do things that define who I am as woman without my son clinging on to those things. I don’t want to be too masculine because that’s not who I am. I want to stay in my feminine and teach my son that there are things that mommy does that he doesn’t need to do. Motherhood is one of the best things that has happened to me but I definitely find it challenging when it comes to being a boy mom lol. Remaining in my feminine is important for several different reasons. I talked to my spouse got his insight on what a feminine woman’s role is while a raising a boy and it was very interesting.

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In this episode I talk about how everything is difficult. You just have to be ready to choose which difficult you want to take on. I am choosing to better my health and diet right now it ain’t, easy but nothing in life that you really want is. My daughter joined in on this episode because she had just woke up and I still wanted to show up 😉 Thanks for watching and don’t forget to give this video a thumbs up.

In this episode I discuss the struggle I’ve been going through when it comes to why I may or may not want to do things because of how that tradition started (it’s origin). Some people may not find the things that I find important enough to go into deep thought about it but I think about the decision I decide to make can affect me and the people around me. These things for me may look like: politics, religion, celebrating holidays, etc. I get so obsessed with the why or how things started and asking myself if its something that I want to involve myself in that I become stuck in making a decision on whether I want to do it or not. I think this is because of the outside noise that I am listening to at times or feeling like my children and I may be left out. I’m learning it’s important to educate myself and make the best informed decision I can make for me and my family. Is this something you’ve thought about before? Let me know down in the comments!

In this episode I talk about how I had to face the truth about being stressed regarding Hurricane Milton which led me to open my eyes to be more truthful with myself in general. And this is when it comes to a number of things in my life because after all, how you treat yourself and carry yourself and what you tell yourself can affect the relationships around you. I tried to tell myself that I wasn’t stressed about the hurricane coming but my body made me say otherwise. I suffer from Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), which is a chronic, non-contagious skin condition that causes painful, inflamed lumps, or nodules, that form under the skin. I had flare/ inflamed lump form in my armpit and tried to blame it on everything but

I just wanted to give an update on where I’ve been and what’s going. Have you been ok mama? What’s got you stressed? Let me know in the comments or catch me on my socials. See ya later! 

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Let’s talk about the feeling you get when you start to do things that serves YOU. You start to make decisions and do things that makes YOU happy. You’re not worried about

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In this episode we are discussing the need to reclaim our identity outside of being a mom! We have to figure out what we like/enjoy to do for ourselves as moms. Let’s

Join me on this journey to figuring out what we like to do and have for our own as moms. It’s detrimental to our mental and emotional well being to have a sense of

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This episode I bring on a special guest to discuss her experience

P.S. The guest is my mom!

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This episode I am going to discuss how I lost myself EVEN MORE after becoming a mom. Motherhood was a very tough transition for me personally. I had already ‘lost myself’ BEFORE starting a new family and I also suffered from a traumatic loss. Have you ever or still feel this way after having your child(ren)? Let’s get a little deep and talk about it!