The Middle Sisters

Mitzi and Afton reminisce comedic moments when they laugh so hard they pee their pants. Overactive bladders and a prolapse diagnosis require a little more sober and serious attitudes when traveling and laughing. Laugh until your cheeks hurt or you pee your pants.

Afton sits down with Marlene Davis, master certified life coach, trauma coach, and certified professional mental health coach. Afton and Marlene discuss how trauma blocks love, but love heals trauma. There many modalities to practice toward mental health healing that are natural and organic. Hope and practice can change the neuroplasticity of the brain in positive ways.

Afton and Mitzi review the events of her arraignment and the people they observed at the courthouse. Mitzi is bouncing back with court appointed counseling and upcoming job interviews. They discuss single sites and being optimistic. Would you remarry? Afton and Mitzi believe in the union of two people going through life together and loving each other in the process. Bounce back from life and be optimistic.

April is a busy month with birthdays, beautiful weather and being healthy. Afton and Mitzi have been cleaning house literally and figuratively- purging clothes, boots, jewelry and accessories as well as the toxic feelings from past relationships. At the end of the day we say, I wish you well.

Mitzi and Afton discuss the need to work and make money to survive. They had a recent jewelry outing to sell gold with goldvampire.com and buy rings at Hawkes Design. This Easter they enjoyed friends and family, watched The Chosen and General Conference. Mitzi is learning to forgive and love those who have done wrong and is preparing for her upcoming court hearing on physical assault with her dad. If ye are prepared, ye shall have no fear. Life goes on.

Mitzi and Afton discuss the emotional trauma from childhood. People can feel emotionally and physically stuck with shackles that affect the present. Mitzi shares a horrific prison and holding cell experience after a physical altercation with their father. They vow to have a positive path forward and leave the toxic relationships behind.

On a Friday night, Afton hangs with besties: Sandy, Jennifer and Judy for dinner at Aubergine Kitchen in Mesa for healthy food and a friendly conversation. Midlife moments surround these four friends as they discuss the economy, retirement, working into the 60’s, family and trying to have faith to live in the moment.

Afton and Mitzi talk about a recent trip Afton had to Las Vegas to see The Wizard of Oz at The Sphere and Donny Osmond at Harrah’s. Mitzi is job hunting and looking for a positive career move. Afton reflects on her past teaching career and how the education system lacks meeting the needs of both teachers and students. When you find a purpose to make the world a better place you become fulfilled.

Afton and Mitzi recap their trip to SLC. As sisters in mid-life, they realize the strong personalities and dynamics of their adult relationships. Adults notice their own quirks on the autism spectrum that cause annoyances. The key is to do your best to adapt to the people you associate with to get along and have peace.

Mitzi and Afton travel through a blizzard to fly into SLC to visit her oldest sister Wendi. They make a stop in Pleasant Grove, Utah where their niece, Lindsay lives with her husband, Tucker, a bandmate in Coastal City. Lindsay shares their love story and what teaching is like a local private high school.