Comedian and nurse Nancy Norton joins Andrea Marie for a brutally honest (and hilarious) look at motherhood, menopause, and midlife mayhem.

Nancy’s stories of parenting a teenage son, surviving hormonal chaos, and finding humor in the unglamorous parts of life prove why she might actually be the most unhinged mom in the room.

The two talk about what nursing taught her about patience, why laughter really is medicine, and how comedy became her outlet for staying sane—or at least pretending to.

In this episode:

👉 When your kid becomes your heckler

👉 How nursing prepared Nancy for the comedy stage

👉 Why laughter beats therapy (and it’s cheaper)

👉 What happens when moms hit midlife with a mic in hand

👉 The secret to surviving parenting: snacks and sarcasm

Because sometimes the only way to handle the chaos is to laugh louder than it!

Catching Nancy in an upcoming Moms Unhinged Show - https://momsunhinged.com/comedy-shows/

Mentioned In This Episode:

• S3 E27 Psychiatrist Neill Epperson, MD - The Fantastic Flex of Female Brains

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