A homeschool mom needs some encouragement for the new year.

We've got some questions about a Sunday school curriculum that seems to have some red flags to it.

And we're going to give a little bit of encouragement to those of you who are in the trenches

as we begin a new school year.

This is the Heidi St. John podcast.

It's your chance to get informed and get off the bench.

Stick around. I think you're going to be encouraged.

Well, you guys, I hope you're doing good wherever you are.

This is one of my favorite days of the week here at the show.

It's my opportunity to engage with you a little bit through answering questions.

If you would like to have your question highlighted and answered here at the Heidi St. John podcast,

just go ahead and shoot it to me by going to HeidiSaintJohn.com forward slash Mailbox Monday.

I'm going to jump right in because Lindsay needs a little bit of encouragement.

She said, Heidi, I started a homeschooling for the first time a couple of weeks ago.

At the same time, I started having panic attacks, especially in the middle of the night.

Rapid heart rate needing to take deep breaths, heartburn tingling my arms.

I finally took myself to the ER because I thought I was having a heart attack.

I'm only 32 healthy in my diet and exercise and no, I didn't get the COVID vaccine.

All of my cardiac tests came back normal and I've never experienced these symptoms before.

I spent all summer listening to my children fight.

I have three boys, almost eight, five, and 19 months, and the boys are a handful.

I think a summer of listening to the fighting and starting the school year

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