While we wait for a decision on Savannah’s appeal, bedtime turns into a conversation about Epic, mythology, candles, dirty socks, and the chaos of everyday family life.

Better Moody returns to The Way Forward with an update on Savannah’s fight for vertebral body tethering surgery after an insurance denial. Between 66 pages of appeals, medical research, work, parenting, and trying to hold life together, this episode is about what happens when a parent refuses to stop fighting for their child’s future.

This episode includes burnout, respiratory insufficiency, five baskets of laundry, a failed sleep test, and one woman slowly realizing her soul may be unionizing. more to follow

I laid down on the ground and it felt good what can I say - enter my morning

If the juice isn’t worth the squeeze cover it …unless you are 2 then I guess:) we are going to bed. Here is another success story

Bedtime was supposed to be simple.

Instead, it turned into midnight ramen (it was really 8:30 but still), thumb wars, and a full-on Thunderdome massage courtesy of a toddler who does not believe in sleep.

This is what happens when the day ends… and the chaos begins.

Today was heavy.

Between my daughter’s upcoming surgery and the stress of work, I found myself overwhelmed… trying to breathe through it all. But in the middle of it, there were small moments—laughter, connection, and just being present—that reminded me I’m still here.

This episode is about that balance.

Holding it together… even when it feels like you’re barely holding on.

unfiltered bedtime conversation with Savannah and Camdin—covering parenting, school, humor, and the chaos of everyday life. In this episode of Better Moody, we talk about routines, discipline, puberty, and the small moments that actually matter.