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Welcome back to Risen Motherhood. Emily and Laura here excited to do part two of the

Grandparent show. Here we go. This is kind of the big beast part of the show. I feel like we

were tackling a little bit of the tougher side, but I think it'll be good. Yeah, so just as a reminder,

last week, we kind of talked about where we placed our identity and wanting to put that in

Christ. And then how our identity impacts our response to these grandparent relationships. So if

you haven't heard it, definitely go back and listen because that's what we're building off of.

And I feel like you can't quite jump into some of these principles without having thought about

the log and your own I first exactly. So just as a friend of reminder, most of you guys know,

but we are sister-in-laws, which means that we share grandparents. My parents are Emily's in-laws

and many of them often listen to the show out of Emily's mom, my mother-in-law, my mom, all those

things. And so again, what we're talking about a lot today is hypotheticals. You guys shared with

us on Instagram a lot of really great examples that helped us kind of get things going and just know

that we're not getting super personal because we want to protect our own relationships with our

in-laws as well. Principle number one, yeah, protect the family relationship. And then I think

another thing we just wanted to mention really quick because this show is going to get into

a little bit more practical principles is that we really feel like we cannot speak into like the

details of every specific situation. We know that there are like legitimate, hard, scary things that

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