Jessica Stewart

Today I sit down with Jess Stewart. Learning that our lives ran parallel when we were younger, child of divorce, needing a hug...but not in a bad way? Married young, amazing kids, betting on herself, explaining divorce to children, co-parenting, a new... old relationship, being happy, another amazing kid, the beauty of communication, healthy relationship, complete family, genuinely thriving!

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