Bonus: Frequently Asked Questions Pt. 4

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Dr. Julie Hanks

Self-improvement, Society & Culture, Education, Relationships, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

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🗓️ 16 May 2023

⏱️ 31 minutes

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This week Richie joins me as I answer more of your most frequently asked questions. Listen to hear answers to questions like:Is my grief over infertility related to the teaching that the most important thing for me to be is a mother?Does your husband agree with everything you post?Is lasting change possible?How do I overcome imposter syndrome?How do navigate my personal growth while also supporting my children?If you have a question you’d like to hear me answer in a future FAQ podcast episode...

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0:00.0	Welcome to Ask Dr. Julie Hanks, a safe place for healing conversations that educate and empower you to
0:23.2	prioritize your dreams, revolutionize your family, and personalize your faith. I'm your host,
0:29.2	Dr. Julie Hanks, a psychotherapist and coach offering online courses and programs to help women
0:34.5	all over the world heal themselves and their relationships.
0:38.3	Join me here every week as I coach a listener through a specific challenge and empower them
0:43.0	with tools to find healing.
0:45.3	Welcome, welcome back.
0:47.1	It is frequently asked question time.
0:50.5	So taking your questions that you submit to email or online and answering them on the podcast. Here we go. And I have Richie T with me. Hi, Richie.
1:01.1	Hey, there. Glad to be able to do this with you. We've got a lot of great questions this week. People have sent in some pretty amazing, you know, difficult, helpful. Let's just get to it. Okay.
1:13.9	The first question is, is it possible my grief over infertility was compounded by the teaching I received as a child that my most
1:25.3	important role was to be a mother? Would it be this bad if I had had
1:31.8	other options presented? Was it compounded or made worse? Yes. Because when you, when something is
1:42.0	framed as your only reason for existence.
1:46.5	Or your greatest rule.
1:48.0	Your greatest.
1:48.6	Right.
1:49.3	When you rank things like something above another contribution and then you can't reach the greatest,
1:58.6	yes, that will compound grief. And there was a second part, right?
2:05.1	Yeah. So the second part is, would it be this bad if I had had other options presented?
2:12.3	You would still have grief because even in broader society, motherhood tends to be idealized and people just assume,
2:22.4	well, women are going to want to be or will be able to be mothers. So there's kind of this
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