And I have to remember God designed our bodies to work well.

And so we can do some things to support their ability to work well,

but also like we can't avoid living our lives and living in the world

and being present because that's going to create so much more stress and start pushing us to that other extreme of like it's all on me.

Welcome back to the freely rated podcast. I am your host Corey and my co-host Fallon and I have a really special guest on for this

episode today and we're really excited for you guys to tune in. We have actually

been sitting on this episode topic for a while now and really we're waiting for the right fit to come

along as far as someone to sit down and discuss this with and Jordan ended up

being that perfect person for this episode so we're really stoked about it. You might know

Jordan Lee Dooley from her podcast, She. Jordan wears many hats as she likes to

say she's an entrepreneur, she is a best-selling author, She is a top podcaster and much of her story is actually how she reached all of the success at a very very young age but then things kind of crashed after she experienced not one but two consecutive

pregnancy losses which served as kind of this catalyst for her to uncover some

underlying health issues as a result of chronic stress and you know operating at

kind of this unsustainable pace and I find that her story is so relatable

whether you are a business owner or a college student or a stay-at-home mom, this concept of just not being aware of the stress that your body is under until you reach total burnout, right? But the deeper reason we wanted someone really special to come on for this episode is to be able to discuss the topic of pregnancy loss with grace and with wisdom and with hope because Jordan explains that there is a really delicate balance when it comes to being a woman who has gone through a miscarriage herself because on one spectrum there might be a temptation to fall into the belief that your body is broken or that maybe it just wasn't in quote God's plan unquote for you to have that baby and we hear a lot of these

cliches in the church just you know I guess that's not God's plan or God needed that baby in heaven and ultimately a lot of these

cliches that we hear are simply not helpful and they're not rooted in truth so maybe that's one side of the spectrum and

then on the other side of the spectrum,

you have this recognition

that there is a physiological reason

that miscarriages happen.

And how do you find the balance between ownership

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