EPISODE · Aug 20, 2019 · 1H 4M
It's Beautifully Hard
from The Abundance Formula Podcast · host Jeana Oldham
Today’s special guest for our segment of Abundant Motherhood is Elisabeth Hartman: certified Nurse, wife to an Eye Surgeon and dedicated mother to her almost 10 month old son Maxwell. In this episode, we open up about the struggles and joys of pregnancy, Elisabeth’s difficulty with postpartum depression, the mental and emotional load of motherhood and how we grow through the experience. We also have real talk about infertility and what this journey looks like, not only for women, but for our spouses, our love lives and more, as well as how to practice self care as a mother. And finally, we finish with our fun weekly “Ya Win Some Ya Lose Some” stories, top useful baby items for the first year of life and weekly Mom-Book recommendation!WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE:Introduction of our guest Elisabeth Hartman: What she did before having her son Maxwell and what she’s doing nowWhat pregnancy was like for Elisabeth, some of her struggles and some of the things she loved about itElisabeth’s experience with post-partum depression and how she got through itDiscussion about the mental and emotional load of motherhoodA look into Elisabeth’s infertility journey and about her blog where she opens up about it in-depthHow to practice self care in motherhood and some advice for new MommasOur weekly “Ya Win Some Ya Lose Some” segmentTop useful baby items for the first year of lifeWeekly Momma book recommendationFollow Elisabethwww.elisabethdiane.comInstagramInstagramFacebookOldham Strong Related Links:Website: Oldham StrongFacebookFacebookInstagramJordan Otis Related Links:FacebookInstagramJoin The Abundance Formula Community FB Group for More in Depth Interaction and Freebie Tools to Build an Abundant Life!LEAVE US A 5 STAR REVIEW!The Abundance Formula on Apple Podcasts
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