Ode to The Irony

Ode to the Irony Sometimes the past doesn’t stay where we left it. Sometimes it follows us into new relationships, new beginnings, and new versions of ourselves. It shows up in the patterns we swore we’d never repeat, the walls we build to protect ourselves, and the ways we unknowingly sabotage the very things we want most. In this episode of Mondays Are a Mother, we’re getting personal. Through the lens of my relationship with David, I’m sharing the story of our relationship, the lessons it left behind, and the lasting impact his death has had on my life. We’re talking about grief, trauma, self-sabotage, and the complicated ways our past experiences can shape our present behavior. How do we recognize when old wounds are influencing new situations? How do we stop allowing what happened to us to dictate what we believe we deserve? And what happens when the very things we do to protect ourselves become the things that keep us from healing? This is a story about love, loss, hindsight, and the irony of realizing how much our past can influence our future without us even noticing. Because sometimes, the hardest part of healing isn’t just letting go of what happened. It’s recognizing how much of it we’re still carrying. Listen here: https://rss.com/podcasts/mondays-are-... Youtube:    / @mondaysareamother   Instagram:@mondays_are_a_mother Facebook: Mondays Are A Mother Want to guest star on the show? Fill out the form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... Know someone crushing it lately? Someone who deserves a shout out for being a bad ass? Click the link below and tell us who you want to shout out as this week’s Bad Ass Of The Week: https://forms.gle/hn3g8W3NQwf6a3G48