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EPISODE · May 14, 2026 · 49 MIN

Ep. 26 Single Mom, Real Talk

from Mom Is My Emergency Contact Podcast · host Lisa

Someone tells a single mom to “just relax” and it sounds harmless, until you’ve lived the day she’s living. I sit down with Veronica, a California single mother raising a 15-year-old and the host of Stop Telling Me to Relax, to name what actually sits on our plates: the schedules, the bills, the loneliness, the identity shifts, and the pressure to look fine while we’re doing the work of two people.Key TopicsThe emotional and financial chaos of single motherhoodBalancing boundaries, self-care, and identityNavigating dating and relationships as a single momThe importance of community and support networksChallenging societal stigmas around single motherhoodAbout VeronicaVeronica Welch is California native, born & raised in the SF Bay Area. She is a single mother to a 15 year old son. She is the host of a podcast titled 'STOP. Telling Me to Relax: For  Single Moms Who Don't Have Time to Chill.' A platform that she created for a space for single mothers to share their life experiences raising children alone. Connect w/VeronicaINSTAGRAMAPPLE PODCASTSPOTIFY PODCASTTIKTOKYOUTUBESend us Fan MailHost:LisaWatch us on YouTubeVisit us at our websiteAnd FOLLOW us onInstagram FacebookTikTok🚨Send us your Too Crazy To Be True Story. This is that crazy story about that crazy friend, or terrible date, that is too crazy to believe. [email protected]🔥🔥AFTER HOURS Come join me behind the scenes ...where the mic is off and the conversation continues! Subscribe for FREE HERE

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Someone tells a single mom to “just relax” and it sounds harmless, until you’ve lived the day she’s living. I sit down with Veronica, a California single mother raising a 15-year-old and the host of Stop Telling Me to Relax, to name what actually sits on our plates: the schedules, the bills, the loneliness, the identity shifts, and the pressure to look fine while we’re doing the work of two people. Key Topics The emotional and financial chaos of single motherhoodBalancing boundaries, self-car...

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