Episode Seven - The Tea: Mimosas, Mumus, and the Moms Who Hold Me Together
Sometimes the family you are born into are not family - only relatives. And, if you’re really lucky your chosen family becomes the links you never knew you needed in life. This episode, I’m joined by two of my best friends Rachel Misenar and Devyn Baklini. They have sat with me in the mess, poured the mimosas, and reminded me I’m still here. We talk about showing up for others, what support really looks like (and what it doesn’t!), and how friendship can be its own form of mothering. If you’ve ever wondered how to hold space for someone you love - or how to let them hold you - this conversation is for you.
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