What if the hardest seasons of life can become some of the most sacred?

In this episode, Hannah Geddes joins us to talk about walking with Jesus Christ through the challenges of medical training. We discuss finding God in difficult seasons, building spiritual habits, recognizing His hand in our lives, and how the “hard” can become “holy.”

Content note: The end of this episode briefly includes a discussion of suicide and a story of finding hope and God’s love during a moment of deep struggle.

Whether you’re in medical training or navigating a difficult season of your own, we hope this conversation reminds you that you don’t have to walk through it alone.

How have you recognized God's hand in your life during medical training or a tough season? Leave your response in the comments below- you never know who it could touch.

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Let's talk about the things everyone struggles with—but rarely talk about.

In this episode, therapist Caleb Meyers joins us for an honest conversation about mental health, impostor syndrome, resilience, and marriage during medical training.

You'll also hear my husband, Ethan, share his own experiences navigating the pressures of medical school and the lessons he's learned about building resilience.

Thriving doesn't happen by accident—it happens through intentionality, support, and choosing to grow together.

Content note: This episode includes discussion on suicide and mental health. If these topics are distressing, please listen with care and at your own pace!

As medical spouses, we spend a lot of time supporting our partner’s dreams and helping them succeed through the demands of training. While that support is important, it’s also important to remember that we have goals, interests, and talents of our own. Making space for personal growth isn’t selfish—it’s an important part of thriving during this journey.

I would love to hear from our listeners on what outlets have helped them through this season! Give us an idea in the comments below! Hopefully that could give someone else an idea that may help them.

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Is there ever a perfect time to have a baby during medical school? How do you support each other when you're both running on empty? And what does it actually look like to thrive in the middle of the chaos?

In this episode, Jessica shares her experience raising two little girls while supporting her husband through medical school. We talk about expectations versus reality, sleepless nights, burnout, marriage, faith, and the small things that have helped them navigate some of the craziest seasons of life.

If you're a medical spouse, parent, or simply walking through a demanding season, I hope this conversation reminds you that you're not alone and that you can thrive.

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Why do we so often find ourselves wishing we were further along in life? It’s easy to believe joy is waiting somewhere ahead, but the truth is that life is happening right now — and even the challenging seasons are meant to be lived fully. Through unexpected setbacks, long seasons, and raising four young children during medical school, Haley shares the perspectives, habits, and moments that have helped her continue finding joy along the way.

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If you’ve ever found yourself on the fence about applying to medical school, this episode is for you. Medical school is incredibly demanding, and having a strong “why” is what carries you through the hard seasons. If medicine is truly your passion, you absolutely can do it! But there are also so many other meaningful careers in healthcare where you can make a lasting difference in people’s lives.

In this episode, I’m joined by Kendra Kynaston, who recently finished Physical Therapy school, while her husband, Taylor, just completed dental school. Together, we explore a variety of healthcare career paths worth considering and talk honestly about the realities of medical training, lifestyle, and purpose.

My hope is that this conversation either strengthens your resolve in pursuing medical school or opens your eyes to other fulfilling options within the medical field.

So grab your chocolate, get cozy on the couch (or tune in wherever you listen to podcasts), and join us for the conversation!

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Here is an inside scoop on what life is like going through dental school. Kaylynn explains what you can expect applying to school, the schedule of training, and lays out the options once one finishes school.

Kaylynn and Jake made it through school with four kids and conquered some unique challenges together!

Let me know in the comments below if you are one of our dental friends and what topics you would like covered on this podcast!

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Have you ever wondered if you’re actually thriving… or just surviving?

In this episode, I share how my definition of “thriving” has changed—especially through some of the hardest seasons of my life, like after having my second baby while in school and our current situation.

I used to think thriving meant everything was smooth sailing and bliss. But what if thriving actually means growth… even if it feels like you're drowning?

I walk through the four areas I use to measure growth in my own life—spiritually, physically, socially, and intellectually—and reflect on what thriving has looked like in both past and current challenges.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re barely keeping your head above water, this episode is for you.

You might be thriving more than you think.

I’d love to hear from you—what’s one way you can tell you’re thriving right now? Or what is something you are currently doing, or something you want to do to grow?

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