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We Can Do Hard Things

How G’s Surviving Her Baby Leaving

We Can Do Hard Things

Treat Media and Glennon Doyle

Society & Culture, Relationships, Education, Self-improvement

4.841.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2025

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Glennon, Abby, and Amanda share the bittersweet moment they dropped Tish off at college—and how they’re navigating the lucky grief of parenting older kids. If you, too, are in the middle of this landslide—learning how to hold on and let go as your kids grow up—this conversation is for you.  Follow We Can Do Hard Things on: Youtube — @wecandohardthingsshow Instagram — @wecandohardthings TikTok — @wecandohardthingshow

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0:00.0

Okay, Pod Squad, here we are today.

0:13.3

I have been a little bit dreading this episode to tell you the truth.

0:16.7

I keep pushing it off and off and off and saying to the team,

0:20.1

why don't we record something

0:21.4

else today?

0:23.1

But here we are.

0:25.0

What we are going to talk about with you today is, well, we just dropped our tishy off at college.

0:37.9

And that has brought up low so many feelings and existential dreads and love and love and terror and

0:50.1

so many big feelings.

0:53.3

And so the moment that I knew I wanted to talk to you all about this is

1:03.0

the moment right before we left Tish in her dorm room. And here's the thing. I, when the kids were little,

1:16.8

talked about them a lot to you all, to this community. We were in the trenches together of

1:23.2

young parenthood. We were dripping with children and they were sucking us dry.

1:30.7

And the only thing that we could do to survive while we were being mercilessly pecked

1:35.1

to death by chickens in our homes was to commiserate together.

1:40.3

And that was a beautiful thing.

1:43.4

And then the kids got older and I started feeling a real strong sense of protection of them.

1:54.6

It's like when they get to a certain age, you realize that they have their own story and they're living their own life and the

2:04.9

vend diagram of what is ours to share becomes smaller and smaller and smaller the older they

2:10.7

get until there is no overlap in terms of what is shareable.

2:16.4

Right?

2:17.1

I mean, that's how, I think that's very true.

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