StillMoms

StillMoms

By Jennifer WienholdEducationSelf-Improvement
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StillMoms episodes

  • Time
    Time continues to move. No matter how badly at times we wish it to stop, slow down or speed up. Join me as I share how I’ve changed over time & how I’ve moved forward in my healing journey.
    21 min
  • Pink & Blue
    As we enter infant & pregnancy loss awareness month I wanted to share some ways we can remember our babies, bring awareness & remind you that you’re not alone. Same podcast, new logo! I have some updates & announcements for you as well this episode. What a roller coaster of emotion 2020 has been. Sending love to you & your families as you remember your angel babies this month & always.
    21 min
  • Triggers
    Due to a few recent triggers I had a little setback in recording podcast episodes. I wanted to share with you all some of my triggers & what I tend to do to get through them is talk them out. I’ve learned the more I try to hide how I’m feeling or pretend what I’m feeling isn’t real to worse I feel. And the harder it is for me to move through them. Triggers come & go. They sneak up on us. We can & will get through this.
    14 min
  • Wrenley Mae
    This emotional episode starts at the beginning of our angel baby Wrenley’s story. My intent for this episode & podcast is to always remain real, honest & open about our journey. Wrenley may not be here with us physically but she & her memory live on through us.
    36 min
  • Angel Mom
    Join me for episode 3 to learn more about me, the beginning of my journey & where I hope it leads. Thank you for listening.
    18 min
  • All The Feels
    I couldn’t decide on one topic alone for today’s podcast. Join me as I discuss how I’m feeling at the current moment, how we included Wrenley in our Easter celebration & the benefits of having someone to talk to throughout this journey. Happy 1 year & 9 months in Heaven sweet girl.
    14 min

About StillMoms

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It’s been two years since my first daughter Wrenley Mae was stillborn. It still doesn’t seem real. I am always searching for new ways to help me heal, to honor her & to help others any way I can…