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In this deeply personal episode, I open up about my relationship with faith, one that never looked the way I was told it should, but has always been real and deeply my own. I share what it felt like to grow up around rigid expectations that pushed me inward, and how I quietly built a private, authentic connection with God that sustained me through one of the hardest seasons of my life: postpartum anxiety after having my son. This conversation is for the woman whose faith feels unseen, who may have stepped away from the institution but never from God, and who is carrying both the weight and the quiet longings of her life. Through reflection and a gentle weekly pause, I offer a reminder that faith isn’t a performance. It’s a relationship, and no matter how it looks from the outside, you were never meant to carry it all alone.



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