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We are going to talk the real talk. The hard talks. Mental Illness, being a mom, not a mom, stay-at-home mom. Postpartum depression, anxiety, etc. Just dive deep into issues that really should be at the forefront of our conversations.
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This episode is a hard one to record and release. Change is coming and I need to be open and honest with you guys. Take a listen.
In this episode, I talk about Sorry, not sorry. Sorry not sorry, I'm grieving, but so happy to be feeling better here.. It's ok to have all of the happy feelings, but still be mourning. I'm happy I'm coming on the other side of things. What is your Sorry, Not Sorry.
In this episode, I chat with Monica from Spouse-ly. She's the founder and creator behind the online marketplace for military and first responder families. It's a great way to support small businesses and support yourself. If you are an entrepreneur and need a place to promote your business and or service you provide... Spouse-ly is where it's at! Go check it out. Let us know what you think about this episode. www.Spousely.comInstagram: @spouse.ly
In this episode, I chat with Shanon Hyde. He is the author of "Dear Military Teen" We had a great conversation about teens living this military life style. He was so great with all the advice being a child of a service member. From PCSing, deployments and winning at the game called high school! If you have a teen, this book is a must read! I hope you guys enjoy this interview as much as I loved chatting with Shanon. Podcast: theshanonshowtheshanonshow.comYoutube.com/ShanonshowInstagram: @theshanonshow
Is There ever a good time? NO! Not for me there isn't. The only time is now! For me, I just have to start and let the rest take over. What's holding you back? I want to create a change in this community and I know together we can do it. So, the time is now.
In this episode, I talk about " Will I Miss It? What's It? Well, is it military life? Is it these years of kids and struggles and " am I doing right by these kids? It's all of it. Will I miss it? You will have to listen to find out. And, will you miss it? What will you miss? Let me know.
In this episode, I talk about Meeting me where I'm at. I know now, that's what I'm looking for in a friend, or just being able to put myself out there. Can someone meet me where I'm at? If not, that's ok, because it's just what I need at this moment. As we navigate the "New" I've realized a few things during this PCS. Take a listen and let me know if this is something you can relate to.
In this episode, I talk about the ride I want to get off. But am I the one creating the ride? it's a hard divide. how do you move on when you are just so dang tired and emotionally spent. Moving is hard, watching your kids suffer is hard. It's ok to not be OK!
In this episode, I tell ya all about the movers coming and showing up here in California. So happy to be on the other side of this PCS. It was by far one of the hardest ones. What do you set up first when you move? Take a listen! Don't forget to review the episode.
In this episode, I talk about how it's all starting to come together. It's still hard, but what isn't. I guess it's what we make it, right? I think us as a family need to grow together and individually. Do you believe in things happening for a reason? I think although we are sad we aren't living on base, there's a reason we aren't. Listen to the episode and tell me your thoughts. Have you had the same feelings?
In this episode, I talk to Kayla from Leave No Paws Behind USA. We discuss our furry babies and how we can get the law passed to be able to have the expense of our pets in our orders. They are part of the family, and we need them with us. Hope you enjoy this episode
In this episode, I get raw and real about "Turning it around" I admit some things, that were hard for me to get over. PCS isn't always easy, but when you can admit your faults and try to do better, it gets better. Take a listen. What are you doing to turn it around?
In this episode, Joann and I "ChitChat" about all the things we've been up to. During your PCS, do you have a high-value item that you just absolutely need to make sure it's taken care of? Listen to find out what mine and Joann's is. We need to hear all the crazy PCS stories. Also, our summer reading list has been on fire. What are you reading? Don't forget to like and share the episode.
In this episode, I give an update on how things are going during our PCS. We made it to Port Hueneme, Ca. Things are going good. I talk about I'm trying to keep up with my mental state in the Navy Lodge surrounded by my family 24/7. How do you do during a PCS?
In this episode, I talk about how hard this PCS has been. The realization that change is here and we need to get the show on the road. Find our new normal and getting settled. It's hard. Saying goodbye has been hard. Listen as I give a quick update on the ChitShow and our start to the west coast. Don't forget to rate and review!
In this episode, I talk about my experience in talking with the ladies of the USS Carter Hall. They are currently in the middle of a deployment and I was asked to speak about my experience with deployments and military life. I was so honored to be asked. It got me thinking about what it looks like to go through hard times, giving yourself grace, and knowing that you are enough and are doing enough.
In this episode, I talk about being a military spouse. The ups, the downs, the in-between. I wouldn't trade it for anything. There's just something to be said about a military spouse.https://focusproject.org
In this episode, we chat about a DITY move or letting the military move you! What do you prefer? We, personally, have always let the military move us. Take a listen to find out why! If you have done a DITY move, please let us know! We would love to hear from you.
First of the lasts... It's starting to drive me crazy! I'm in the thick of PCS and setting up this move, purging, and organizing. I'm sad we are leaving, but happy I was able to have this unexpected time here at Camp Lejeune. Anyone else going through the emotions of PCS? I call it the stages of grief through PCS. Feels like leading up to a deployment. Let's just get this over with.
In this episode, I talk about how much anxiety comes with PCSing and making that transition. It's hard, it sucks and trying to say otherwise is just wrong. That doesn't mean there aren't resources and opportunities to make this transition better. Listen and let me know what you think! www.focusproject.orgwww.militarynostresspcs.orgwww.USO.orgwww.militaryonesource.mil
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