022. BIG NEWS: I’m pregnant! 7 Things I’ve Learned & Realized, Part 2

Part two is here, my friend! We’re really getting into the crux of the conversation. The “why” behind why this episode was even brought to life in the first place.

In case you missed part 1, I talk a lot about things that I've learned and are coming to mind as I move into this new chapter of life. From dealing with unsolicited advice to how I want to show up online, to my honest thoughts on motherhood, and lots of honest things in between. But there are also some really impactful and powerful mindset shifts in part 1 that I think is super beneficial no matter where you are in your journey. So, if you're open to it, give it a listen!

Part 1 certainly had some griefy aspects to it, but this really gets into the nitty gritty of my journey so far in navigating this big life event without my parents. Fears, concerns, and realizations about journeying through this pregnancy and beginning motherhood without them, and every small and big moment without them after that. And, fears that have come up as a result of the trauma of losing them so close together. Grief and trauma can truly last a lifetime, folks!

In part 2, we're talking about the difficulty and emotional turmoil that can ensue from going through a major life event without loved ones. Again, you don't have to be expecting a child to gain something from this episode!

As I mentioned last time, it's not simply an “I'm pregnant, look at me!” kind of episode. It's vulnerable, very raw, and from the heart, I admit and talk about some difficult things to say out loud, and I have no doubt you can relate and empathize with a lot of it—whether or not you are trying for or have a child. There are a lot of grief-related takeaways to be had here. You're going to want to give this one a listen!

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