4AM: Goat Musings

Goats are cute, don't you want one???

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We've talked before about the feelings we experience when we receive a diagnosis for our child. We've talked about the realities of appointments, struggles with school, daily life. What happens when our children get older and puberty happens. What happens when their typical behaviors begin to change?

Jenn shares with us her experience with her son, Everett. She openly shares the reality of living with a child who develops behaviors that harm himself. The girls discuss therapies, and fears related to these behaviors.

"For something that takes a kid three times to try, it takes him a thousand times." -Jenn

Here's what you don't want to miss:

• Introducing Jenn
• Everett
• Self Harm
• Behavioral Analysis
• Asking for Help

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What's going on down there? You might not want to know…

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By the time this episode airs, we are pretty well into the new year. How are your resolutions going? Did you make any resolutions? Did you break any resolutions? Remember the list we made last year of monthly goals? Does anyone know where their list is? Let's get real, we can't find ours. But we do have some thoughts on starting a new year.

Join the girls today as they chat about setting intentions for 2026, finding magic, and being just as prepared for vacation as they are for illness.

"That's not what we were going to talk about today." -Suz

Here's what you don't want to miss:

• Last year's goals?
• Junk journals
• Sopping wet snuggy
• Finding yourself
• Manifestation
• Being the main character in your own story

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Who here had a hamster growing up? We all know that left you with some kind of trauma. Buckle up for this one…

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Christmas is the most magical time of the year. Well…is it? Is it really the most stressful time of the year? The stress is real for families of typical children, but add in medical complexity and we have a whole different ball of wax. Between parties and shopping and holiday performances, where do we also find time to breathe? Is it ok to say 'no' to these once a year activities? What happens when our kid just needs a break? How do we enjoy the holidays with the flu lurking around every corner?

Suz and Katrina sit down today to discuss all of these things. We also get to hear how Ellie has been doing lately and how Kat's family has been navigating new changes. We hope all of our listeners found moments of magic this holiday season. Let us know what worked best for your family.

"All I can think is: we can't get the flu." -Kat

Here's what you don't want to miss:

• Ellie update
• Christmas celebrations
• "Just a cold"
• Failure
• Changing years
• A ha

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Once upon a time, Katrina was the star of her very own True Crime Episode. You get to hear some of the details today!

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A mother's job is never done. Well, that's what people say…And it is so true. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 356 days a year, we are on call, if not actually hands on. Maybe in some of that time we are asleep. Maybe we are showering. Through it all, though, our priority is our child. We will never not respond. But when do we get to be first place? When are we the priority?

Today, we are joined again by our friend Jen Lansink from "For Our Special Kids." Together, the girls talk about the struggle of always finding yourself in second, third, fifteenth place. They also offer a bit of advice for finding moments throughout the day, to fill your own cup and put yourself in first. Or maybe second, but at least on the winners podium.

"I'm tired of not ever being first place." -Jen

Here's what you don't want to miss:

• Attempting Connections
• Vulnerability
• First Place
• Tuesday Nights
• Love with Aggression
• Mindset Shift

You're really going to want to read Live Like Lorelei

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Clair and Her Magical Friends

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