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In today's episode, I am connecting with June, author of Mama You Don't Heal. She shares her powerful journey into Motherhood, marked by a traumatic birth, the challenges of Parenting a child with special needs, and the heartbreaking loss of her son at two and a half.

Please check out June's website to learn more about how she is helping other grieving parents navigate child loss.

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Chelsea is a nonbinary, disabled/chronically ill stay-at-home parent. As a passionate advocate for those too often unheard, Chelsea is always eager to dive into honest and open conversations with other moms about the messy, challenging, and unexpected realities of parenthood. Chelsea hosts Quiet Connection: Postpartum Mental Health podcast and is a panel member on the Odd Moms On Call podcast.

Chelsea worked for 10 years in intensive-needs special Education and is still passionate about advocating for neurodiverse families. They also volunteer at a pediatric oncology camp as the planner & facilitator of their quarterly playgroup, serving the families of their youngest campers.