A Mother’s Instinct: Emese Opens Up About Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare, Going With Her Gut, the Power of Positivity, Sharing, Community, and More

Lipstick on the Rim

Sony Music

Fashion & Beauty, Society & Culture, 681313, Arts, Education

4.2 • 853 Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2023

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

You may know by now that Emese has been through quite a year. Her six-year-old daughter, Grace, was diagnosed with Lymphoma last summer. It’s a testament to both of their strength how well Emese has led Grace will optimism and poise. Grace has forged ahead like the absolute rockstar she is. A year later, Emese is ready to tell you all the story of what happened, how it started with a gut instinct, a mother’s instinct, and why it’s an instinct worth following like your North Star. Get multiple opinions, don’t give up, keep your head up high, and know that there is strength in numbers. Sharing her story has opened her up to a whole new world of helping others. While this may not be an episode solely dedicated to beauty, we thought it was one of our worthier messages to share.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a dear media production.
0:03.9	Hey, I'm Molly Sims.
0:05.4	And I'm Emma Shogormley.
0:06.6	We're two girls obsessed with one thing.
0:09.2	Beauty.
0:10.2	And by that, we mean everything that makes you look and feel beautiful.
0:14.9	We're calling on our favorite health experts, industry insiders, and friends to answer all your beauty questions.
0:20.7	With a drink in hand. questions with a drink in hand definitely
0:22.4	with a drink in hand you're listening to lipstick on the rim with molly sims oh imasha this really is
0:34.5	your episode today i think i'm ready i feel like I'm ready to talk about this.
0:41.3	It might be hard, but we're going to do a little bit of something different this week. We're going to talk a little bit about a gut instinct. I know we talk a lot about l, leaky gut, a different kind of gut in terms of
0:57.3	health, but we're going to talk about is your gut instinct. When you feel something, when you know
1:03.0	something, when you just can't put your finger on it, you just go to sleep, you wake up in the middle of the night, you're like,
1:13.3	ah, just doesn't feel right. It's called a gut instinct. And over the years, especially when
1:21.5	I became a mom and Emisha became a mom, we would always ask, well, how are you going to know?
1:27.3	Like I remember going to
1:28.2	Jody Lapin, our pediatrician here in Los Angeles. She's a wonderful doctor. Sorry if I call
1:33.7	you too much, Jody. But I always remember saying, well, how am I going to know if he's going to know if he's
1:40.5	going to know if he has a fever, if Brooks had a fever, his first fever. She goes, you're going to know. And I'm like, well, how am I going to know?
1:46.8	She goes, first of all, when you put the back of his neck on your forearm, it's going to burn.
1:52.2	So that's how you're going to know. But you're going to know.
1:54.8	And I think what we want to talk about on this episode, and we've thought a lot about it over the past year is that how do you know
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