In this episode, we continue with Jorday, who shares how she knew something terrible could happen with her first born. She details the worst of her life and what it meant to finally see her son for the first and last time. She shares how the loss of Mav, was only the beginning of her fulfilling her mission, of helping other parents cope with grief and loss and how she continues to celebrate his life in other ways.

After experiencing a stillbirth with her first child, Jorday shares her postpartum recovery, how her body didn’t recognize that she no longer had her child, how she couldn’t grieve due to a c-section, and how her world went into an eternal spiral. Through it all, with her partner, she found peace and started her healing & spiritual journey.

A mother to two boys, a plant-based chef, wellness consultant, freelance writer & mental health advocate, shares how her relationship with food helped her through her darkest moments.Since her sister’s passing, she has been fueled to helping others through kindness and being open to the conversations with those who might want to be heard

A former White House medical officer, who has served two presidential administrations, a decorated Army combat veteran and also a drive-by-shooting survivor, shares how his life was not meant to turn out the way it did. He was determined to lead a different life than the one he was set to live, and now is determined, to help change the lives of younger generations.  

A mother of three suffered a stroke just eight days postpartum with her third baby girl. It was a long road of recovery, learning how to walk, how to talk and how to be herself all over again at the age of 29. Now as a stroke survivor and advocate, she shares her story of living life to the fullest and to finding strength within.

A first time mom and journalist had to re-evaluate her life, after suffering a pseudo seizure just four months postpartum. While learning the strings of being a new mother, understanding her baby's cues and trying to keep her career together, her health put her life on halt. It was then she was able to listen to what her body was trying to tell her all along and she learned about self-love, gratitude and the pursuit of happiness.