Some of the things primarily that were the hardest for me to get over was I have made a mistake.

I genuinely felt like I've made a mistake and I was not cut out to be a mom.

Even though it's something I'd always wanted, I felt like I have made a mistake.

I'm not good enough for this baby.

He deserves someone who's better.

And it's still hard to say, even though I'm on this side of it, it's still hard to admit.

Welcome to the Storytellers Live podcast, where everyday women share stories of hope found in

Jesus.

I'm Robin, and I am here with Lindy and Katie, and we are your podcast host.

Thanksgiving is next week.

Cannot believe it.

And as we approach Thanksgiving, we just want you to know how thankful we are for our storytellers,

so much so that we are doing a really fun series on Patreon.

So if you're a Patreon insider, today you get to hear Amy and I talk about just how God has continued to use

our storytellers, how thankful we are, what's required when you have to be vulnerable and brave

and how God does all these things.

So we are thankful for our Patreon Insiders.

If you've been thinking about it for a long time and have never joined, Today is a great day to do that. And now we are

going to get into our story from Savannah, who I don't know if y'all caught this when she introduced

her story, is originally from Tupelo, Mississippi, but now lives in Fairhope. So she has a double

storyteller's connection. You know, Robin, we are actually on episode 246, and we have

never had a story like ours today. You know, it is a story on postpartum depression,

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