The Mama Sisterhood

Heather Evans
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The Mama Sisterhood

Welcome to The Mama Sisterhood - I'm Heather Evans. When my twins were born at 24 weeks gestation, I began to think about the uniqueness of each of our motherhood journeys. I also began to understand the importance of education and support from other moms, no matter how different our lives may be. Each episode will highlight one mother's journey and the lessons she has learned on this crazy path we call life. I'm so happy to have you here. Welcome to the Mama Sisterhood!

  1. قبل يوم واحد

    Episode 74 - Kali's Story - The Littlest Flyer: Normalizing Feeding Tubes in Life & Competitive Sports

    I had the honor today of chatting with Kali whose daughter, Sutton, has a feeding tube. This has not in any way stopped her from competing with her high-level cheer team. In fact, she's used her small size to her advantage becoming a flyer, often seen at the top of stunts. In this episode, Kali shares: - Why Sutton's doctors decided a feeding tube would help her - What it's like preparing a child for a feeding tube, including educating her classmates and cheer team - How Sutton makes her feeding tube work in cheer (hint: it involves her ponytail!) - How cheer has built her self-confidence about her size - How Sutton is working to help other kids in similar situations to not be scared and to pursue their dreams, despite medical challenges Follow Kali and Sutton on IG @thelittlestflyer

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    Episode 73 - Kennidi's Story - Holding on for a Heart: A Family's Journey

    When you think of February, you may think of the hearts associated with Valentine's Day ... but even more importantly is that February is American Heart Month! So the timing is perfect to bring you today's interview with amazing heart mama, Kennidi! Kennidi's 7-year-old daughter, Oakley, was born with several heart defects and after having a few surgeries when she was younger, Oakley's family was told that her best option was a heart transplant. Oakley has now been on the transplant list for around a year and for almost all of this time, they have been living at the hospital, waiting for the call about a heart. Kennidi shares about how she tries to make it fun for a 7-year-old living in a hospital room, how hard it's been spending time away from Oakley's younger brother, and how her family is making it work and having hope. Amidst living in the hospital, Kennidi and Oakley also created a skin care line! I can't wait to share this amazing story with you all so Oakley and her mom can inspire you like they do me! Find Kennidi and Oakley's skincare line at: https://oakleygraceskin.com/ Follow Kennidi on IG: @welcometoourbeautifulmess and Oakley: @oaksperfectheart You can also support Oakley here: https://www.supportnow.org/the-werley-family?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZpjIPVRu6YjrTECaYaCx9IGsVhEYHseho23SV1aq6dWV0asLMtuK3XHb8_aem_2qQYQJmJ0osbCBZTf_vVJg

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  3. ٥ شعبان

    Episode 72 - Salym's Story - A Beautiful Life: Finding Joy with ALS

    This is a big thing to say, but it's true: this interview changed my life. I had the complete honor of interviewing Salym Liufau who is a mom of 4. Salym shares about her journey with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). While this diagnosis may have slowed down what she can do physically, it has also led her to really understand what is important in life - no longer worrying about things like having a Pinterest-worthy house, but instead, stopping to really absorb the joy in her children's faces and snuggling together as a family in bed, sharing movie nights. I'm so excited to share this episode with you all, and I hope it touches your hearts as much as it did mine. Follow Salym on IG @alswithsalym

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  4. ٢١ رجب

    Episode 71 - Anita's Story - Widowhood with 4 Children & Finding Strength in Triathlons

    Anita Coyle was living the chaotic motherhood life many of us understand, juggling four children and work as a physical therapist, when one day, her very healthy husband went for a swim, went into the locker room, and died. Anita, whose children ranged between 2 and 12 years old at the time, was left as the solo parent, thrust into navigating this new life while also moving through her own grief journey. She shares the raw and real moments and gives advice for others going through devastating times. She also opens up about how training for triathlons was what kept her going during that time and how she had to advocate for herself to get this time for herself each day. Beyond this, she also joins a friend to host a podcast, helping others who are traversing through widowhood. Anita is one AMAZING mama and athlete, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for her! Find her podcast, Widow We Do Now, at https://widowwedonow.com/ and on Apple and Spotify!

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    Episode 70 - Catherine's Story - AFE and Perinatal Trauma Survivor: Beating the Odds and Building Community

    Five years ago, Catherine suffered an amniotic fluid embolism (AFE) during the delivery of her second daughter leading to ECMO, DIC, a stroke, and an ICU stay followed by a long recovery process that continues today. She beat terriflyingly low odds of survival and has used her journey to help others by creating her own podcast focusing on perinatal trauma where mothers can share their stories and trauma around childbirth can be openly discussed. Her story will have you on the edge of your seat as she tells how she battled each day to live. You can find her website here: https://www.birthtraumastories.com Check out her podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ke/podcast/birth-trauma-stories-formerly-the-twinky-chronicles/id1616407391 You can find her on IG: @birthtraumastoriespodcast

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    Episode 69 - Jennifer's Story - It Was Never Just a Sprained Ankle: A Mom's Journey Through the Unimaginable

    Jennifer could never have expected how her life would change when her daugther, Allison, sprained her ankle. Doctors and physical therapists became alarmed when after 8 weeks, Allison had not improved and in fact, her foot was contracted and would no longer move. From here, Jennifer and Allison began a journey that eventually led to genetic testing and a diagnosis of dystonia, follwed by brain surgery that had a complication, leaving Allison's speech and movement more impaired. Not willing to collapse under the weight of all that had changed, both Jennifer and Allison dove in to every treatment and therapy they could find, and they have hope for improvement in the future. Jennifer shares honestly about the challenges of being disappointed in people she thought were her friends and how Allison has turned her situation around to educate and help others. This is a POWERFUL one with a lot of lessons for all of us as we move into 2025. Check out these links! Allison's GoFund me to help get a wheelchair-accessible van: https://www.gofundme.com/f/Pallisons-journey?utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link Allison's Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/pallisonscreations/?etsrc=sdt&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaam4MviL_eOyJfhRQNE2BA0KO8z1VtXx99dU2YE0DuKsY1AG-RSAB-FTgo_aem_XAMHRxu-6cn01oVIvSUhlQ Allison's Amazon Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/10Y5WKJUO9LPV Billy Footwear Link: https://billyfootwear.com/?ref=PALLISONS_JOURNEY Allison's merch! https://www.bonfire.com/store/pallisons-journey/ Allison's IG: @pallisons_journey

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    Episode 68 - Karyn's Story - From Tonsillectomy to ECMO ... To Dancing Again

    Karyn checked her 8-year-old daughter, Jordyn, in for a quick, 30-minute surgery: having her tonsils and adenoids removed. Little did they know there would be a complication, leading to Jordyn ending up on ECMO, a machine doing the work of her heart and lungs, in the ICU. What was supposed to be a simple procedure left Jordyn fighting for her life and Karyn fighting for Jordyn. This story is terrifying, engaging, inspirational ... and the ending will have you cheering for Jordyn and her amazing mama.

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    Episode 67 - Britt's Story - Surviving Guillain-Barre Syndrome in Pregnancy and Post-Partum

    Today's story is one of strength and perseverence during one of the hardest situations I can imagine. Britt McCabe is here to share her pregnancy and postpartum journey. She became sick around 35 weeks pregnant, which progressed to becoming fully paralyzed due to Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Her son, Ollie, was delivered by c-section, and she was immediately taken to the ICU where she stayed for several weeks, unable to move on her own. Britt spent months in hospitals and rehab, all with the goal of learning to stand and walk again so she could care for her son. To say Britt's story is inspiring is an understatement, and I'm so excited to bring it to our listeners today! Follow Britt's journey on IG @cidpwithbritt

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Welcome to The Mama Sisterhood - I'm Heather Evans. When my twins were born at 24 weeks gestation, I began to think about the uniqueness of each of our motherhood journeys. I also began to understand the importance of education and support from other moms, no matter how different our lives may be. Each episode will highlight one mother's journey and the lessons she has learned on this crazy path we call life. I'm so happy to have you here. Welcome to the Mama Sisterhood!

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    Heather Evans
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