Messy Roads of Motherhood

When a woman experiences a miscarriage, her memories of motherhood are tainted with grief, and it can often bring up other unpleasant memories along with it.Today, I wanted you to hear how one woman has learned to bear her grief after losing twins, and how she is using her story to help others heal so they don’t have to be alone like she was. This is the story of Leslie Browning, an accidental memoirist.

As mothers, we are told to trust our instincts, but that sounds a lot easier than it actually is. When was the last time you gave thought to your intuition? Do you trust it? Like other skills, our intuitive skills can be grown and honed to better serve ourselves, our relationships, and our children. Today, I am so thrilled to be able to bring you the wisdom of Julie Cusmariu, an Intuitive Life Coach, Podcaster, and Mother.

How do you learn to be a parent when you haven’t had an example to follow? Is it possible to overcome severe trauma and parent from a place of authenticity, kindness, and love? Today’s show answers these questions and more about commonalities in the world of parenting. We share the same challenges and hardships, and we all have something to overcome to “be better.”

On today's episode, Stephanie shares her Messy Road of being a mom to bi-racial children, the miscarriage of her second baby, having twins after her loss, and dealing with the fears of being a mom.

On today's episode, Jenny shares Part 1 of her Messy Road to becoming a mom to a son with Cystic Fibrosis. She shares with true vulnerability and passion how she has become an advocate for her son, learned to deal with the realities that the average life expectancy for her son is 37, and how she has worked to maintain a balance in her life as a working mama.

On today's episode, Emily shares her Messy Road of dealing with infertility for 4+ years, suffering a miscarriage, and experiencing a lack of support from the medical community. She also shares her journey in pursuing energy healing, meditation, naturopathic medicine, and diet changes all with one goal in mind: a healthy pregnancy.

Welcome to all the Mamas out there! My name is Sarah, and I'm your podcast host. For many of us, we talk about our messy road to motherhood but skip over the truly messy spots. Are you ready to push through all those canned responses, be real with one another, and connect more deeply to the story that made you, YOU? Are you tired of apologizing for your mess, and ready to connect with others who are just like you? Then this is the place to be. I’m so happy you are here with me.