Hey, you guys, welcome to Heal, Survive, and Thrive. This week, we are going to talk about a serious topic.

We're going to talk about mom guilt. Okay, ladies, sorry dads. I mean, I know you guys have a dad guilt as well, but moms, single moms, married moms, alone moms, whatever moms. If you are a mother, you have had this before.

So let's have a quick like Venn session and help each other out because I know that if I feel

like this, I know you guys have felt this way too.

I know you know what it feels like to really have mom guilt no matter what it is.

There's literally so many

reasons and for me having been a full time stay at home mom a working mom a single mom a have a

partner but sometimes I'm still a single mom there's just like there's layers of guilt that I think we all feel, regardless of

what kind of a mom we are. Are we a mom to one child? Do we have five children? Are we home full time?

Are we not home full time? Like, it doesn't matter. I'm telling you the list goes on and on.

If you ended a relationship, like you initiated

the breakup or the divorce, probably going to have a little bit of guilt. If you have only so many

days with your kids, and now really, I'm going to start talking about the single moms, but

if you only have so many days with your kids and one and something

that you have to do or even want to do falls on a night where you have your kids, boom,

there's guilt. If you are the sole breadwinner and maybe you can't financially do certain things because it's just you and there's just

like too much going on, boom, there's a little bit of guilt there.

So, you know, trying to balance it all and now being a single mom and now having just

limited time with your kids, there we go again. I mean, it's like

ridiculous. I'm just like sitting here thinking of like the random things that I know I have felt

and I know some of my girlfriends have felt because their situations look different than mine.

But, you know, for me, maybe you

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