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For many moms, the expectation of a new baby is a joyous and exciting season! However, for some moms that season is cut short, leaving her with a broken heart, uncertainty, and wondering what next? Then there are the family and friends who want to support, yet the knowledge on the best ways to support feels foreign. Well, that's why I'm so glad to bring to you this episode and I hope it sheds some light and hope for moms who are grieving and the ones who are there to support her.
Today's interview is with Noelle Moore, an angel mom, and the founder of "The Finley Project". A year after the preventable loss of her own baby girl Finley Oblander, she decided to start a non-profit program with holistic and practical help for other moms experiencing infant loss. The Finley Project is also the Nation's ONLY 7-part holistic program and is available to moms free of charge in the minutes, days, and months after their loss. Today we talk about the tragedy of Finley's passing, how to support moms after their own infant loss, the 7 parts of the Finley Project, and some bonus tips for moms to be in what they can do and questions to ask their hospital regarding birth. To learn more about The Finley Project, how to get involved as a recipient, volunteer, or for donations, please visit their website www.thefinleyproject.org
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It's one thing to say you trust God, but it's a whole different thing when you have to show up and trust with action! Today special guest Chantalle Adamson of De'Zauree Beauty breaks it down on what it looks like to trust God with action in spite of internal and external pushback to choose the opposite of what God is leading you to do.
In this episode we talk about: 1. Trust versus her fear of pregnancy and birth. 2. Identity Issues and seeing yourself the way God sees you. 3. Overcoming strong family expectations (including growing up in a Caribbean household). 4. Allowing yourself to release numbness and feel the pain to heal from your past. 5. Discovering the values rooted in your flaws. And so much more!
Timestamps: 5:29 Introduction and Background. 11:02 start of Interview. 1:02:28 Closing remarks from Chantalle Adamson and Desiraé Ofori. You can also listen to the episode, see pictures of Chantalle, plus some of my takeaway notes and Chantalle's quotes by visiting SincerelyMrsMommy.com and search for today's title.
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