Neurotic Nourishment

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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (a.k.a. Conscious Uncoupling, a.k.a. Everything Legal Told Us NOT to talk about) Dec 30, 2019

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Here it is, faithful listeners. You asked for it, you got it. Here is the E! True Hollywood Story behind the break-up of Lindsay and Sharone. It has been highly suggested by our legal department that we issue a warning: This episode is explicit and violent and not for the faint of heart. Consider yourself warned and use caution before listening. Additionally, you should know that this episode description is extremely sarcastic and Lindsay sniffles a lot and cries a teensy tiny bit.

Sketchy, Funny, Moms of Instagram Dec 23, 2019

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It’s holiday season and we are unearthing the SCANDALS behind the moms who make you laugh. Gila of @the.mom.who.knew.too.much fled the country and forgot about her son’s art project! Kendra of @AnxiousMoms spends a lot of time hiding under a bridge, possibly selling drugs. And Lindsay of @PsychShrinkMom made up a completely fictional description of this super-fun episode. Happy Holidays!

Yup. Sometimes Kids are...a lot Dec 20, 2019

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Season 1, Episode 30: Special Bonus Episode! Boy mom of three Sarah Dunlop of @SometimesKidsAreDicks chats about her no good, horrible, very bad day and why small town living is the best and the worst.

Season 1, Episode 29: What If Your Child Died Dec 17, 2019

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Four years ago today, Isabella Risinger died just before her first Christmas, just before her first birthday. Isabella was born with Trisomy 18 and her death was the result of complications from this genetic abnormality. In today's episode of Neurotic Nourishment I interview Isabella's mother, Kristina Walling Risinger, about how to move forward with life after such a devastating loss. Moving on seems nearly impossible, but Kristina credits her faith in God, the support of her husband and community, and her desire to help others as the key elements that helped her to *move forward* rather than "move on."

This episode was tough to record and may be uncomfortable to listen to. But listen to it. It's worth it.

Kristina is a grief counselor, and a blogger at justbreathe-mama.com. Her website is kristinarisinger.com and today, on the anniversary of Isabella's death, Kristina has launched her own podcast, Faith Breathed Hope. Please listen, rate, review, and subscribe as we support this incredible woman.

Tortured By Toddlers Dec 14, 2019

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Season 1, Episode 27: Katy, or as you probably know her, @TorturedByToddlers, joins us to discuss her accidental rise to Instagram favorite and why we all need some humor to contrast our day jobs.

History Is Not Destiny: You can be a good parent, despite your parents Dec 09, 2019

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Dr. Tina Payne Bryson joins us to talk about her latest book, The Power of Showing Up. Here’s the good news: you don’t have to be a perfect parent. You just have to do four things.

It Doesn’t Matter How Great Your Ass Is, If Your Mind Is A Mess Dec 02, 2019

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Zoë Aston, therapist, creator of Your Mental Health Workout, and eating disorder survivor joins us to discuss why mental health and mindfulness should be a daily decision. Zoe’s mental health workout contains simple daily and weekly steps to keep your mind in great shape!

PCOS, fitness, and Jade Lee of Social Fit Misfits Nov 25, 2019

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Jade Lee’s entrepreneurial success started the way most great things do: with tears, trauma, and trying again.

Post Partum and Body Positivity Nov 18, 2019

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Sharone and Lindsay sit down with the incredible Dr. Jackie Schoemaker Holmes (@eatingheryoung) to discuss the importance of female friendships, the need for better maternal care, and the power behind Jackie’s relatable words on social media.

Why Race Matters With Ariiana Coles Nov 13, 2019

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We’re all in this together, right Mama’s? Bullshit. Do you know that women of color are 3-6 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications? And that’s despite the fact that 60% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable. Time to talk, Mama’s.

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