When the waiting feels endless and the silence from heaven stretches on, it’s easy to wonder if God has forgotten you.

In this heartfelt episode of Medical Moms Anonymous, we explore the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1 — a woman who knew deep anguish, longing, and delay. Whether you're waiting for healing, diagnosis, or relief, you'll find hope and truth in God’s presence in the waiting.

If you're a medical mom asking, “Where is God in this?” — this episode is for you.

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If you’re a medical mom carrying the invisible weight of hospital trauma, this episode will speak directly to your heart. We’re diving into the reality of Medical PTSD—the sleepless nights, the emotional triggers, the quiet panic that doesn’t go away just because your child is stable. You’ll find encouragement, validation, and practical wisdom for navigating medical trauma as a caregiver, with biblical hope at the center.

Whether you're exhausted from the fight, overwhelmed by fear, or feeling guilt for still not being “okay,” this episode offers gentle truth: You’re not broken. You’re healing—and you’re not alone.

This episode will answer these questions you may have, and more:

1. Why am I still anxious even though my child is stable right now?
2. Is it normal to feel triggered by things like beeping machines, lab coats, or paperwork?
3. What can I do to heal from this?
4. Is God disappointed that I'm not 'over it' yet?

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When life gives you lemons, it’s okay if you don’t want to make lemonade…

In this episode of Medical Moms Anonymous, we talk about what it really looks like to trust God when life tastes sour. Through the story of Naomi and Ruth, we explore how honest lament and deep faith can coexist, even in the midst of medical motherhood, grief, exhaustion, and discouragement.

Whether you're navigating a diagnosis, enduring sleepless nights, or carrying invisible pain, this episode is a reminder that God doesn’t need your perfection—just your presence. He can take the sourest of lemons and make the sweetest lemonade with them.

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Let’s be honest—back-to-school isn’t just about new shoes and fresh pencils when you’re parenting a medically complex child. You’re not just sending your child into a classroom—you’re sending your heart into a world that may not fully understand their needs.

In today’s episode, we’re talking about what it really means to pack more than school supplies. From the care plans to the prayers whispered at drop-off, we’re going to walk through this together, and I’ll share encouragement and practical ideas to help you feel more prepared—and less alone.

Today's episode is just for you if you have ever had the following questions:

1. How can I make sure my child’s medical needs are understood and supported at school?
2. How do I emotionally prepare myself (and my child) for a school year full of unknowns?
3. What can I do to help my child feel safe and confident heading into a new classroom?

Another great resource you can listen to is episode 66 of Medical Mom’s Anonymous, Crisis to Confidence: A Medical Mom’s Guide to Creating an Emergency Plan. Listen to it here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/medical-moms-anonymous-insights-christian-encouragement/id1660992616?i=1000702682840

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Too exhausted to pray? You’re not alone. In this episode of Medical Moms Anonymous, we explore biblical, grace‑filled ways to pray when words won’t come. Learn how the Holy Spirit intercedes for weary caregivers (Romans 8:26-27), discover breath‑prayers and psalms to borrow, and find practical tools for turning sighs into sacred conversations with God, including a 10-song worship playlist. Perfect for medical moms facing burnout, anticipatory grief, and long hospital nights.

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Medical procedures can be overwhelming for kids—especially those with complex conditions. In this episode of Medical Moms Anonymous, we explore five powerful ways that play can ease your child’s fear of doctors, needles, and medical environments. You’ll learn how simple, play-based strategies can build confidence, reduce anxiety, and even make future appointments a little easier. Whether you’re facing daily meds, hospital stays, or just a routine check-up, these tips are for you. Perfect for parents of medically complex children looking to turn fearful moments into opportunities for connection and calm.

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ix months ago, Medical Moms Anonymous was born out of late-night prayers, exhaustion, and a deep desire to remind other moms that they aren’t alone. In this special milestone episode, I’m reflecting on everything God has done in and through this community—from sharing raw stories of diagnosis, grief, and uncertainty to discovering hope, healing, and faith along the way.

Join me as I look back at powerful moments from past episodes, what I’ve learned through interviews and personal reflection, and how God has continued to show up in the middle of the mess. Whether you're new here or you've listened since day one, this episode is a heartfelt reminder that even in the chaos of caregiving, discipleship is happening—one step of obedience at a time.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Here's to the next six months of truth, grace, and growing together.

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In this emotional and empowering episode, I share our personal story of discovering my son’s hearing loss—a story filled with quiet clues, missed signs, and persistent mom instincts. If you’ve ever had to listen between the lines or advocate when no one else sees what you see, this episode is for you.

Learn how we navigated subtle symptoms, pushed past dismissive responses, and eventually found answers. You’ll also hear practical encouragement for trusting your gut, advocating with confidence, and holding onto faith when the road to diagnosis is anything but clear.

Whether you’re in the middle of waiting, wondering, or walking through a similar path, you’ll walk away feeling seen, supported, and reminded that you’re not walking it alone.

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