What's the Mother Story You Carry

Explore more at https://www.generationswoven.comMother's Day brings up so much for women. Gratitude. Grief. Distance. The weight of becoming what we never had. In this honest Mother's Day episode, three generations of women open up about the mothers who shaped them, the lies daughters quietly believe, the gifts hidden inside hard stories, and what it looks like to finally see our mothers as women living their lives for the first time too.What You'll Hear in This EpisodeWhy Mother's Day brings up such a wide mix of emotionsThe moment you open your mouth and your mother comes outHow becoming a mother changes the way you see your own momWhy we focus on what our mothers did not do instead of what they gaveThe biggest lie daughters believe about their mothersA simple chair exercise for releasing emotion toward a motherHow birth order shapes the way each child is raisedMost Powerful MomentJudy shares what it was like to grow up as the daughter of an older mother and to slowly become the parent in the relationship. Her honesty opens the door for every woman who has ever felt cheated out of a normal mother and daughter story, and her courage to keep processing it out loud is a gift to anyone still working through their own.About Generations WovenGenerations Woven is a podcast where three generations of women share honest conversations about relationships, healing, faith, identity, and personal growth.Each episode explores real life experiences and the wisdom that comes from walking through life together.Discover more episodes at https://www.generationswoven.comLegal DisclaimerGenerations Woven shares personal stories, encouragement, and honest conversations. We are not licensed medical or mental health professionals. If you need support beyond this conversation, please reach out to a qualified professional. We are cheering for you and we are grateful you are here.Mentioned in this episode:Legal DisclaimerAs we end today’s episode, remember this is a space for stories, encouragement, and honest conversations.​We’re not giving professional medical or mental-health advice, as we are not licensed providers. ​If you need support, please connect with a qualified professional who can help. We are cheering for you, and we’re grateful you’re here.​