Chronic Mom's Podcast

 I tried out Tinder and Zoosk. Here is what I found and my experience. https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. THIS IS JUST WORKS FOR ME AND INFO I RECEIVED READING A BOOK.I go through a list of really good strains that I love for helping me with my pain and insomnia. I hope this helps you.https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

We need to start empowering each other and not tear each other down. We need to build ourselves up, so that we can build each other up. Join me as I talk about how we need to see the Queen in ourselves, so that we can bring out the Queen in others. https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

I am so torn on what to do. Being lonely vs being independent is a real struggle for me. What am I going to do?? I get a bit candid in this episode, so prepare yourself.https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

This is a very short podcast, but I think it's important that we take the time to remember, love, and do better. https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

I have been struggling with some depression, trauma, and stress that I have not been handling well. I talk about my struggle and the mistakes I have been making while trying to deal with past traumas and life. Where to find me: https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

I wanted to take some time and talk about the books I have written and the one I am currently working on. I give some teasers from chapters and talk about my current projects.https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

Happy Birthday to ME!!! Finally out of my 30s. Look out world, 40 never looked so good. https://linktr.ee/chronicmom

MJ is a fellow spoonie who is making waves in the Cannabis community. She suffers from Achalasia and used RSO to help alleviate pain and spasms in her esophagus. She is making big changes for women who use Cannabis for health and well-being.  (Recorded in a open office with trucks driving by. Sorry about all the noise, I tried really hard to fix it)You can follow her on IG @flowergirlqueens

Something a little different with this episode. My friend Hannah, interviews me about what it's like raising a child with Autism. https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

I talk about the process I have gone through to get off all the meds I was on that weren't helping me the way I needed, and how I found cannabis and how much it has helped me and ALL my symptoms. https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

Leah's extensive background in food allergies includes years of working in patient advocacy at a national non profit (Food Allergy Research and Education), rewriting food policies for top schools in Atlanta, and being a founding member of The Training Epinephrine Administrators in Medication Coalition (TEAM) in Washington, DC.When she's not advocating for patients and their families, she's spending quality time with her husband and two sons, one of whom was diagnosed with eight life threatening food allergies when he was just 6 months old. His journey inspired her to create her institute and provide critical support to food-allergic individuals everywhere so that safety and inclusion become their new norm. Today we talk a little bit about her involvement in the food allergy world, mom burn out when raising children with special/chronic needs, and how we can better advocate for ourselves. Follow her on IG and head to https://www.foodallergyinstitute.com/ for more information and ways you can educate yourself better and find the help you are looking for. You can also download the free burnout quiz and schedule a free 20 minute consultation on the website. Don't fight alone, you have a whole tribe ready to hold you up.  Website: https://www.foodallergyinstitute.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefoodallergyinstitute/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foodallergyinstitute/https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

I have a few theories on what this actually is lol. Humor me. I get into being quarantined, being home with my kids, being an essential employee, social media posts being taken down, and how this can actually help us be better people. https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

Crazy things have been going on that took me away from the podcast for a bit, but I am finally back and ready to share what has been going on. I hope you all are staying safe out there. If you have a story you would like to share, please email me at chronicmomsclub@gmail.com or you can message me on IG. https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

I have the privilege to have/be worked/ing with these two amazing guys. They are so much fun and SO FUCKING SMART, but best of all, they know their weed. Lucas: "I am 24 y/o and I am from Pennsylvania where the cannabis stigma is strong. I have been involved in the community driven culture for 10 years; budtending for just over 1 year while constantly learning new information on this plant."Will: "My name is William Schusser and I was born and raised on the island of Maui. I ended up in choosing to live in Washington after finishing my degree at WSU. My career in the cannabis industry began about a year later. Through recreational consumption and research I learned a vast amount of information about cannabis. I hope to continue to grow my knowledge and use it to help others understand how to use cannabis."The knowledge that the two of these guys have is crazy, but they help break it down so we can understand a bit more about cannabis. Don't forget to check out this book: "Cannabis Pharmacy" - Michael Backes

It is never easy to talk about childhood trauma. It is something I have needed to face for a very long time now, and I wanted to share my short journey with you. A brief look into what I am having to face and the steps I am doing to heal. 

We all LOVE music. From the time we are born, til the time we die. Music is our happy place, our sad place, our healing place.Whether you have been through a break-up, marriage, hanging with friends, or getting down with your inner stripper; we turn to music to help us through life.Cassie and I talk (forgive our mom brains) about what music gets us through life and what it has done for us. Products: https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

Ana is a health fitness guru. She is working her body to make sure she has the best chance for it. After going through some stomach issues, she found something that was life changing for her. She is passionate about fitness and health for people of all ages. Through her experience with Thrive, she has seen how 3 simple steps can transform health while filling nutritional gaps. She is grateful for the opportunity to educate others and leads a team of incredible people around the US and Canada with her company Le-Vel. Ana enjoys having time freedom and the ability to work from home with her 2 children. She’s her husbands #1 fan and enjoys teaching Barre3 classes! For more information on what the Thrive Experience can do for you, please contact Ana at 425-698-8392 or at analea02@yahoo.comA link to more info is available below: AnaSafavi.thrive123.com

I hope 2019 was kind to you, but lets ring in the new year 2020!!!Product purchase: https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley

We hope you all had a merry Christmas.We talk about our traditions and what we love about ChristmasProduct Purchase: https://linktr.ee/ilenabickley