Sick Moms

We finish our conversation with Bobbi and talk more about her mental and physical health struggle with her experience in the hospital and being away from her family.

Bobbi Kline went in to labor around 25 weeks. She and her baby spent nearly a year in the NICU and PICU and he underwent numerous surgeries and procedures, She shares this nearly one year journey... and it's not over yet.

Jessica finally decided that something just "wasn't right" and decided to seek out a mental health diagnosis

Alexi is a cancer survivor, much of which she's attribrutes to her mindset. She's made it her mission to teach others how to stay in a positive mindset in the face of adversity and staying healthy,

Maxine shares her voice as a transwoman and tells us how you can support the transgendered community.

Melissa shares with us how nutrition can help mental health and overall well being.

Here Leighann talks about the struggles she and her family has faced raising a child with a chronic illness, where every day is a blessing they don't take for granted.

In this episode my dear friend Corrie tells me what it's been like since losing her husband in a car accident. She talks about being a widow in her 30's, losing the love of her life, and raising their son alone since the accident.

Brandy Walked joins us and tells us how she's been successful running a business with ADHD

Angie Grandt is an adoptive parent mindset coach and tells us how she helps adoptive parents navigate the world of adoption.

Alice shares with us how she helps her teen come back after a suicide attempt.

Jenna used Intuitive Eating to recover from an eating disorder, she explains in this episode.

Julie is a full-time mom... and a full-time real estate investor. How does she do it all and do it all well? To learn more about her, you can go to https://www.iamaconsciousinvestor.com/

Rachel talks to us about being a veteran, the trauma she's experienced in the military, what she's learned and how she's lives her life and parents.

Amanda is a nutrition coach with Ignite Nutrition in Twin Falls, Idaho. She shares some tips on how your nutrition can help with your mental health.

Parenting: why coregulation is imperative to connect with your child, trauma response; how we are passing our trauma down to our children, and how to implement positive discipline in your household

Katelyn shares with us the struggles and triumphs she's faced having and raising her child as a single teenage mother.

Veronica talks to us about supporting her child through infant loss while grieving herself.

Heather talks to us about how to heal ourselves at a cellular level.

Paula and her husband couldn’t have children biologically so they made the decision to adopt, each in an open adoption. She explains what that means and shares her book Human Connection, From An Open Adoption Journey; available on Amazon

Alyssa was diagnosed as an adult with BPD.  She explains how she’s navigating this diagnosis and living a beautiful life with her partner and children.

Tina has clinical depression and suffers from PTSD. She also had 3 young children. It's a daily struggle.

Sydney has a child with special and has seen how not every space is created with him in mind. Sydney's goal is to create spaces where everyone belongs through awareness, empathy and technology. www.ricksdream.org

Veronica moved her family from a big city to a rural area hundreds of miles away. It was a bit of a culture shock.

In this episode we talk to Tineka Dawn, owner of Dawning Bliss Life and Relationship coaching, about Mom Guilt and how to realize it’s not just you and it’s ok. https://www.dawningbliss.com/

Erin spent most of her young adult life addicted to substances. She decided to get clean and hasn’t looked back for nearly 8 years.

Faye shares her midlife journey and how she found wellness instead of crisis.

Corrie was always told she’d make beautiful babies, what happens when you can’t have one?

Alexis is a Postpartum Doula with The Nourished Beginnings. She talks to us about how to navigate the postpartum stage and why everything you’re feeling is ok. http://www.thenourishedbeginnings.com/

Pauliese always knew she wanted to serve her country, she also wanted a family. We talked about her struggles with being pulled in two directions. One: her duty. The other: her heart.

Let's talk with Angela, who experienced a TBI. She's raising 2 young children and learning how to navigate her new world.

Nik shares how she parented through trauma, how she's moving through it, and how she's rejuvenating her relationship with her daughters.

Welcome to Sick Moms, where we talk about the dirty stuff; the mental health challenges, the struggles and the triumphs we've all faced. When we all talk about the dirty stuff, it becomes just stuff. Let's talk. Welcome