"God, why have I been single for SO long?" Often, we get impatient with the process. We long for and sometimes grieve the white pickett fence, dream home, and raising our children in a two-parent household living happily ever after. Momma in the midst of your singleness season, we want to encourage you that your relationship status is not a curse. Jennifer Maggio, Founder of TLSM, has a heart to share how to find joy right where you are in this podcast, "Why Have I Been a Single Mom So Long".
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At the Life of a Single Mom, our mission is to improve the lives of single moms by providing support groups and education in 3 core areas: parenting, finance, and health and wellness. Join us as we ensure that no single mom walks alone.
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