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Motherhood changed my experience with anxiety in ways I didn’t fully anticipate. When you love your kids deeply, the things you can’t control can feel especially hard to sit with.

After hearing about the shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, those familiar feelings came rushing back—the sadness, the fear, the anger, and that overwhelming sense of helplessness.

In this episode, I’m sharing a personal conversation about motherhood, anxiety, and the fear we carry as parents. I’m also taking you back to 2023, when a visit to the memorial for the victims of the Covenant School shooting in Nashville left me feeling crushed—and ultimately led me to travel to Washington, D.C., to advocate for change alongside March Fourth.

I talk about why this organization matters to me, the work they’re doing to end mass shootings, and how we can begin to turn some of those feelings of fear and helplessness into action.

Because while we can’t control everything that happens, we can still find our voice. We can show up. And we can contribute to meaningful change.

Ways to get involved with March Fourth:

💚 Become a member (it's free!): MEMBERSHIP LINK

💚 Donate to support their work: DONATION LINK

💚 Learn more about March Fourth: WEBSITE LINK

💚 Invite friends to join and help grow the movement.

Thank you for listening to this conversation and for finding ways to use your voice.

🎧 Listen, share, and join me in finding ways to turn fear into action.