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Embracing Emotions: Let The Tears Flow

EPISODE · Sep 2, 2024 · 17 MIN

Embracing Emotions: Let The Tears Flow

from Medical Moms of NICU Podcast

Welcome to the Medical Moms of NICU podcast! I'm Tanisha, a proud medical mom to a kidney warrior and cancer fighter. In this episode, we offer heartfelt support and valuable resources for NICU moms, both current and past. Whether you're in the hospital making critical decisions or at home providing round-the-clock care, this podcast is here to help you navigate the medical system with ease.Join me as I share a personal update on my son's health journey and celebrate his recent discharge from the hospital. This episode is a message of encouragement, especially during NICU Awareness Month. We discuss the importance of releasing emotions, the challenges of dealing with medical trauma, and the power of positive thinking.Discover the supportive community at Ronald McDonald House and other resources that can provide comfort and a sense of normalcy during difficult times. We also delve into the significance of self-care and seeking counseling when needed.Let's normalize the process of grief and the healthy release of emotions. Remember, you are not alone, and it's okay to cry. Your strength is vital for advocating for your child's care and finding solutions for their well-being.For more resources and support, visit medicalmomsofnicu.com. If you need one-on-one consultation or wish to collaborate for NICU Awareness Month, reach out via email at [email protected]. Thank you for listening and sharing this journey with us. Until the next episode, take care of you. Follow us on Social
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