In this episode of Medical Moms Anonymous, we reflect on the unwavering faithfulness of God, especially during the seasons of life marked by medical challenges. As medical moms, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and uncertain, but God's faithfulness remains constant, no matter what season we're in.

We’ll talk about how we can rely on His promises when life feels unpredictable, especially as we navigate our children's health struggles. With scriptural encouragement, personal reflections, and practical wisdom, this episode will remind you that God is steadfast, even when our circumstances change. Trusting in His faithfulness provides peace in the storm and hope in the waiting.

Tune in for an uplifting conversation that will encourage your heart and strengthen your faith as a medical mom.

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Feeling weary from the nonstop demands of medical motherhood? This special episode of Medical Moms Anonymous delivers a rhyming dose of encouragement just for you.

In “Oh Medical Mom! (A Fun Poem to Brighten Your Hard Days),” I share an original, Dr. Seuss–inspired poem to lift your heart and remind you that you are not alone in the hospital halls, therapy sessions, or late-night prayers.

Whether you're juggling specialist appointments, deciphering diagnoses, or simply trying to get through the day with some measure of grace, this episode offers light, love, and laughter in lyrical form. Perfect for the medical mom who needs a moment to breathe, smile, and feel seen.

Tune in for a poetic hug reminding you that God sees your every step—and you’re doing better than you think.

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Summer break can feel anything but relaxing when you're raising a child with complex medical needs. In this episode of Medical Mom’s Anonymous, host Jessica shares practical tips and grace-filled strategies to help medical moms prepare for the unique challenges summer brings—from managing unpredictable routines and keeping up with care plans to carving out moments of joy amid the chaos.

Whether you're overwhelmed by the lack of structure, wondering how to keep your child safe, or just trying to find five minutes to breathe, this episode offers encouragement and real-life wisdom for navigating the summer season. Because even in the messy middle of appointments and therapies, God's presence is near—and joy is still possible.

Topics Covered:

• Summer planning tips for moms of medically complex kids
• How to set realistic expectations and avoid burnout
• Encouragement for when summer feels isolating or overwhelming
• Faith-based reminders that you’re not alone in this journey

👉 Connect with Jessica on Instagram @medicalmom_jessica to share your story or ask a question for a future episode!

When your child is diagnosed with a food allergy, even something as simple as snack time can feel terrifying.

In this heartfelt episode, I share our family's unexpected journey into the world of food allergies—how fear crept in, how it affected our daily lives, and how God met me right in the middle of the panic. If you're a medical mom struggling to navigate label reading, allergy testing, or just trying to breathe through the overwhelm, or if you’ve asked these questions below, this episode is for you:

• Why am I so afraid all the time, even when I’m doing everything ‘right’?
• Am I the only one who feels overwhelmed by this food allergy diagnosis?
• How do I stop letting food allergies control our entire lives?

We'll talk about what it looks like to trust God when you feel like you're failing, how to find peace in uncertain moments, and why you're not alone in the fear. Together, we’ll begin to loosen the grip fear has had on our hearts—and take one deep breath at a time toward healing and hope.

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When life feels like it's falling apart instead of coming together, it’s easy to wonder if God’s promises still apply to you. In this episode of Medical Mom’s Anonymous, we explore what it means to spiritually grow—even bloom—in seasons of hardship, uncertainty, and waiting.

If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions, this episode is for you:

• Can anything good really come out of this hard season?
• Why does growth feel so slow and painful?
• How do I keep my heart soft toward God when I feel angry, exhausted, or forgotten?

Through the lens of Joseph’s story in Genesis, we’ll see how God’s promises are not just comforting words but anchors that hold steady in life’s fiercest storms.

Whether you're walking through a medical diagnosis, burnout, or feeling hidden and forgotten, this episode is a reminder that growth often happens underground—before anything blooms above the surface. Listen in for encouragement, truth, and practical ways to root yourself in God’s promises right where you are.

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As a busy medical mom, it’s easy to prioritize everyone else’s needs while neglecting your own—especially when it comes to food. Between doctor’s appointments, therapies, and the emotional toll of caregiving, you may find yourself running on caffeine and crumbs.

In this practical and grace-filled episode, we’re talking all about simple, healthy meal and snack ideas for moms navigating the world of complex medical care. You’ll hear encouragement and realistic tips for fueling your body when you’re overwhelmed, exhausted, and constantly on the go.

We’ll cover:

• Quick, nutritious meal options that don’t require hours in the kitchen
• Portable, protein-packed snacks for long hospital days or therapy marathons
• Ideas for managing appetite loss or emotional eating
• A reminder that your health matters, too

Whether you’re in survival mode or looking for a fresh start, this episode is full of doable suggestions and a big dose of grace. You’re not alone—and you deserve to feel cared for, too. So grab a snack and press play!

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Do you ever feel like you’re sinking under the weight of medical motherhood—drowning in exhaustion, doubt, or the fear that you’re not doing enough?

In this powerful episode of Medical Mom’s Anonymous, we talk about what it means to rest in God’s grace when you feel like you're failing. Drawing wisdom from Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” and from the story of Peter walking on water (Matthew 14), we’ll explore how keeping your eyes on Jesus—rather than the storm around you—can anchor your heart in peace, even on the hardest days. Whether you're managing constant appointments, sleepless nights, or overwhelming emotions, this episode will remind you: God’s grace is enough.

You don’t have to have it all together. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to keep your focus on the One who already is. Let this episode breathe fresh hope into your soul today—you are not alone.

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In this powerful episode of Medical Moms Anonymous, I’m joined by my long-time friend, Sarah E. Frazer, as she shares the deeply personal journey of adopting her two youngest children from China. With a heart for the forgotten and a call to grow her family, Sarah never anticipated the medical complexities that came with the adoption.

In this conversation, we dive into the unexpected challenges of parenting children with special needs, and how Sarah learned to trust God through it all—especially when things didn’t go as planned.

Sarah’s story is filled with honesty and hope, as she opens up about the emotional, spiritual, and practical difficulties of raising children with severe medical needs. Through it all, she has found solace in God's sovereignty and goodness, even when faced with the unknown.

Whether you are a medical mom facing unexpected health challenges with your child or a mom navigating adoption with complex needs, Sarah's journey will inspire you to lean into God's calling for you, trust in His plan, and find peace amidst the chaos.

If you have questions like these, this episode is for you:

• What do I do when the diagnosis or medical reality is far worse than I expected?
• Can I really parent my adoptive child well when I don’t have all the answers?
• Where is God in the chaos, and how can I trust His goodness when life is hard?
• How can I cling to God when I feel like I’m failing or falling apart?

Find Sarah online at sarahefrazer.com .

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