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Today (6.1) on Moms Actually, the podcast that redefines narratives of motherhood through candid conversations, psychologist and author Dr. Verlonda Jackson joins hosts Blair Gyamfi and Morgan Taylor for episode 3: "#FightLikeAMom.'
Dr. Jackson recounts the devastating memory of her 4-year-old son drowning during a day out at the park, the terrifying days in the hospital that followed when her son was pronounced brain dead, refusing to withdraw care for 15 months in hopes of a treatment and more. Throughout the episode, the three women inspire with a message of how to find strength to move forward after tragedy.
On Episode 2, Blair, Morgan and guest Verlonda discuss:
- Why they would never go back to their 20s
- How to overcome heartbreaking loss
- The importance of giving yourself space to mourn and grace for forgiveness after child loss
- Finding the strength and the courage to rebuild after tragedy
- How to combat mom-guilt
- Why grief looks different for all people
- Why sisterhood is one of the strongest tools for navigating grief
Watch the full episode, here: youtu.be/grKkYYMljr8
Stay tuned on the Moms Actually YouTube page for new episodes dropping every Thursday. Future Moms Actually guests include Tamar Braxton, Tammy Franklin and Carrington Franklin-Nakwaasah, Erica Campbell and more.
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Best,
Olivia
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About Moms Actually:
Moms Actually is a digital platform and motherhood community that aims to redefine motherhood and break away from the unhealthy expectations society has placed on women.
Our community provides spaces for women to authentically relate to each other in a society that often prioritizes appearances over genuine experiences.
We host a visual podcast that addresses the experiences of womanhood, sisterhood and motherhood through candid and transparent discussions We have discussed a range of topics, including marriage, dating, single motherhood, body image, miscarriage and child loss, blended families, the impact of social media, entrepreneurship, mental health and much more.
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