EP2. A Redo

Navigating the Complexities of Birth Stories and Growth In this week's episode of 'Hear Me Roar,' Brittany reflects on her decision to take down a previous episode where she shared her home birth story. She discusses the nuances and complexities of her birthing experience, acknowledging moments that may have come off as disrespectful.  Along with her co-host Sarah, they explore the concept of processing birth experiences, the lifelong journey of learning as a birth worker, and the importance of holding oneself to a higher standard. The episode emphasizes the need for a respectful space to share diverse birth stories while maintaining authenticity. They also touch upon the challenges and growth that come with being a part of the birth work community. 00:00 Introduction and Episode Update 00:14 Reflecting on the Home Birth Story 01:17 Understanding the Model of Care 03:02 Navigating Birth Choices and Experiences 03:52 Addressing Group Removal and Misunderstandings 05:31 Shifting Paradigms in Birth Practices 06:59 Personal Reflections and Growth 07:49 Advocating for Birth Choices 08:46 Spiritual and Personal Journey 14:51 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude 15:21 Embracing Our Spiritual Mission 16:11 Navigating Birth Work Challenges 17:34 Processing Birth Experiences 18:46 The Reality of Grief and Healing 21:43 Reflecting on Personal Growth 23:19 The Importance of Laughter in Healing 30:58 Final Thoughts and Gratitude CONNECT WITH SARAH.

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