Pre Spring Break Lessons of Pain/ Fear

Hypertension Update!!!

The Podcast "MomLife," hosted by Rasheeda, addresses the health disparities faced by Black women following multiple pregnancies, focusing on hormonal gland malfunctions and complications arising from the healthcare system. Rasheeda highlights that over 58% of Black women in the U.S. suffer from high blood pressure, a risk that often increases with more than three pregnancies or a history of preeclampsia. She draws attention to a lesser-known cause of hypertension, primary aldosteronism, which is not always related to unhealthy lifestyle choices or genetics but a hormonal gland defect. The impact of untreated hypertension like increased risk for stroke, kidney disease, and heart failure, combined with higher food insecurity among Black and Hispanic women, exacerbates the health crisis. Rasheeda encourages mothers, particularly Black women, to trust their instincts concerning their health and continue seeking answers. She advocates for a broader conversation on these health disparities and a push for improved healthcare and societal structures.

Pre Spring Break Lessons of Pain/ Fear

In this episode of "MomLife," host Rasheeda gives us a glimpse into her world, sharing the highs and lows of her week including her kids' anticipation for spring break, her daughter's fear of bees, and chaos of mom life. She tackles the theme of fear, discussing its prevalence and how it shapes and strengthens us. She shares her planning for the upcoming spring break, and emphasizes the importance of living in the moment and cherishing every minute with her kids. Rasheeda encourages her listeners to believe in their capabilities as moms, reminding them that every day brings its own challenges and victories. Finally, she promises them that they're not alone in their journey.

Judah Recovery Update

In this episode of her podcast "MomLife," Rasheeda provides listeners a glimpse into her busy weekend juggling her children's various needs and her own personal projects. She shares the ups and downs of her son Judah's health issues, his eventual recovery and return of appetite, the school and life updates of her other children, and her own late-night rituals for sanity. She also mentions the challenges of organizing her children's schedules around a basketball game and her excitement for her youngest's soccer shots. Amidst her family affairs, she manages to find time for her consulting business and website work, promising more details in the next episode. Rasheeda reassures listeners, instilling hope and positivity even amidst the chaos of mom life.

Judah… Wisdom Teeth Road To Recovery

In this episode of "MomLife", Rasheeda shares a day spent in the whirlwind of raising a neurodivergent child. She touches upon the experience of getting her son Judah's wisdom teeth out. Given Judah's conditions - autism, ADHD, OCD, and anxiety - the post-op period had its own challenges, particularly around Judah's dietary choices and rest. Rasheeda adeptly manages the situation with medical care, a soothing environment, and familial support from her daughters Mackayla and Amorah. Through sharing the details of her life with Judah, Rasheeda hopes to inspire and encourage other mothers facing challenging situations, reminding them to show love, grace, and to focus on the present moment.

Just Another Week… With Things To Do!

In this episode of MomLife, host Rasheeda shares a slice of her seemingly chaotic life, balancing her roles as a mom and a professional. She begins with a health scare for her daughter, Amorah. Thankfully it turned out to be just a sore throat. She also mentions Amorah's adventures at a book fair and her budding interest in reading. Moving onto her son, Judah, she discusses sorting out his therapy sessions and newfound improvement in his health after a change of medication. Rasheeda touches upon some well-deserved downtime spent working on her consultancy website and spending quality time with her daughter Eden Rose. She comments on her eldest, Mackayla's busy life with school and work and anticipates a family visit. She ends with an earnest request for prayers for her uncle's health.