Mom Life is hard and when we are trying to not only figure out this new season , sometimes it gets lonely and sometimes it feels like we're in it alone. Here's the thing , the one area most moms push aside is Friendships. It's the easiest one to push to the side and not even think that it could affect us that much.
So many moms I come across feel alone, no one understands, or they struggle with the emotions that come with the mom territory and it can be SOOO much! But you see even in the Bible it says that we need each other and friendships are an area we can't put on the back burner because it might be the one thing we actually NEED!
Let's check out some amazing Bible versus and talk about how prioritizing friendships will help us find more balance in our day to day !
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