Abandonment leaves deep scars—but it doesn’t have to define your legacy. In this episode of Dr. Norma Speaks, Dr. Stephon Ferguson and Dr. Norma McLauchlin confront the pain of waiting for someone who never came—and the strength God awakens when you rise for yourself.

From Psalm 27:10, “Even if my father and mother abandon me, the Lord will hold me close,” we discover that rescue isn’t always someone showing up—it’s alignment with God’s presence that empowers you to stand.

✨ In this episode you’ll discover:

• Why waiting for rescue keeps cycles alive—and how sovereignty breaks them.

• How presence, not perfection, is the real rescue children are praying for.

• Dr. Norma’s BAA Moment to release abandonment and become the presence.

• A practical analogy: a fire alarm won’t pull itself—stop waiting for someone else to act.

Parents, no one may have come for you then. But you are here now. And that presence is the rescue your children need.

🎧 Press play now and stop passing down abandonment.

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Breaking doesn’t mean you’re destroyed—it means what was hidden is finally exposed. In this episode of Dr. Norma Speaks, Dr. Stephon Ferguson and Dr. Norma McLauchlin challenge parents to face their wounds instead of projecting them forward.

From Psalm 147:3, “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds,” we uncover that fragments are not trash—they’re sacred material when surrendered to God.

✨ In this episode you’ll discover:

• Why projection passes wounds down to children.

• How binding isn’t a band-aid, but a true seal of healing.

• Dr. Norma’s BAA Moment to identify wounds you’ve projected—and end the cycle.

• A vivid analogy: broken glass cuts, but stained glass tells a story.

Parents, your breaking is not your ending. It’s God’s invitation to create beauty that your children don’t have to bleed from.

🎧 Press play now and see your fragments become sacred.

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Have you ever prayed and felt nothing but silence? In this episode of Dr. Norma Speaks, Dr. Stephon Ferguson and Dr. Norma McLauchlin explore the pain of unanswered prayers—and the deeper truth behind divine silence.

From Psalm 22:1, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” we learn that silence is not abandonment—it is invitation. God’s stillness is often the pause where alignment, choice, and awareness are awakened.

✨ In this episode you’ll discover:

• Why silence can feel like absence—but is really God’s nearness in disguise.

• How faith is built in the pause, not just the proclamation.

• Dr. Norma’s BAA Moment to help you sit with silence and transform it into strength.

• A modern analogy: how losing a signal doesn’t mean the tower moved—it means we stepped out of range.

Silence is not empty—it’s a mirror. Parents, what do you hear in your quiet spaces?

🎧 Press play now and choose alignment in the pause.

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