Rising Above with Becky Davidson

Steve Chatman: Moving From What If to Even If

About the Episode

Today, Becky chats with Steve Chatman on our team about how we can move from the 'what if' to 'even if' on our faith journeys. This discussion is based around our Even If study which can be found on our website.

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Check out the Even If study.

 

Becky & Friends: Letting People In

Are you ever overwhelmed with trying to do it all as a special-needs mom? Do you have a community, but don't know how to receive help? First, we have to be willing to let people in! Enjoy this conversation with Becky and her friends about a recent time that Jon Alex was sick and Becky needed help.

This is a great episode to send to friends to let them know how to be your community, especially when you're going through a trial!

Susan Lomax & Becky: Medical & Behavioral Trauma

Susan and Becky sit down to discuss their past trauma related to behavioral and medical issues with their children. How do we deal with these issues and move forward in hope?

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Episode 177 - Asking for Help After Trauma (Part 1) 

Episode 178 - Getting Help After Trauma (Part 2)

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Conversations: Unexpected Blessings

Today is another episode of "Conversations with Special-Needs Moms" to wrap up our most recent series, "The Unexpected."

 

If you missed any episodes from this series, they've all been so helpful in navigating some commonly-felt emotions and experiences to the disability journey. We suggest going back and listening to the ones you missed!

 

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Unexpected Reactions: Brittnie Blackburn

About Brittnie

Brittnie Blackburn is a special-needs mom (and one of our community group leaders) who has learned how to navigate the reactions of others on her journey. This episode is helpful if you are raising a child with special needs OR if you want to learn how to be a good friend to those who are special-needs parents.

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By the Brook '24

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Unexpected Lessons: Julie Styer

About Julie

 

Julie Styer is the experienced mom of Bradley, born with Cerebral Palsy. She shares about all that she has learned on her parenting journey, what she would have done differently, and the unexpected blessings along the way!

 

 

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Unexpected Differences: Eric & Christen Freund

Eric and Christen have joined us on the podcast previously, but today, they discuss the differences in how they handled a diagnosis and how they learned to support one another through the process.

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Freund's previous episode

Hope on the Hard Road

Unexpected 'Mom Guilt': Mikayla McKenzie

You may remember Mikayla from a previous podcast episode a couple years ago. Today, she joins us again to share her struggles and victories over the last couple years, and how she trains herself to let go of 'mom guilt' and embrace letting others help her on her journey as a special-needs mom. Mikayla shares from her heart, and you will be so blessed by her!

Moms- we want you to join us for By the Brook, virtually or in person in Cookeville, Tennessee.

Unexpected Emotions: Tracey Martin

Tracey Martin, mom of quadruplets (some of whom have special needs) joins us on the podcast today to discuss the unexpected emotions that come with a diagnosis and in the years that follow. 

 

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By the Brook 2024

Unexpected Grief: Susan Lomax

We're excited to launch this new podcast series called "The Unexpected." We pray each the topics discussed would encourage you in this common emotions and obstacles that a diagnosis brings to a family. 

Today, Susan Lomax joins us to discuss grief for the special-needs parent.