• Mother’s Day Smothers Day
    May 8, 2021 admin 39:00 0 Comments

    Mother’s Day has come around again and whew, sis, it ain’t all it’s cracked up to be. We don’t have to keep betraying ourselves for mom to feel good about herself.  In this bonus episode, Aja dives into her Mother’s Day journey with her mother, as a mother and in going no contact. In her...

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I’m paused at 17 minutes of episode 3 bawling. I’m bawling bawling bawling y’all. Aja, thank you for speaking upon your truth of that feeling of “I’m a fake”. I felt that to the point of thinking my kids were better off without me. Just because my journey wasn’t linear. That part right thereeeeee has been the most painful part of this transition. Wow. Yes. Thank you. ❤️ I don’t feel alone anymore. I want to hug you! I’m forever changed and inspired.
Kali T.
This episode struck a cord in me. My mothering issues are all over the place. Especially as I mother my children. Thank you for this.
@takishamiller
I'm in the middle of healing deeper layers of my own mother wounds and can attest to the necessity of reparenting the self. Lawd is it work! I am excited to hear more from Aja on her podcast!
@wellsoulwellness
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Aja has spent her life digging into the places most don’t want to go, facing fears and learning to come out on the other side exactly as she desires. A former ‘American Dreamer’, she ditched it all when she realized that dream wasn’t hers. She’s since lived in Mexico, become a homeschooling mama, and has found a way to use words, in various forms, to express herself and connect with others. 

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