Guys, welcome to heal, survive, and thrive.

I am your host, Stephanie.

We are going to talk about co-parenting.

We're going to talk about sharing kids today. I have been

dealing with this for like 10 years and I swear I just, I don't know if it gets any easier.

It gets, I shouldn't say that. It gets easier, but it gets like different because there's

different challenges that you're going to go through, that the kids are going to go through, depending on kind of like when you get divorced and when you get separated and just how it all affects everyone.

So this week, let's have a C, possibly even grab a bag of tissues, because let's be honest, if you are going through this, then you're emotional.

You are in the thick of it and you're

just in your feelings right now, rightfully so. But I want this week to be more than like educational

and me talking about my own personal experiences and how I deal with things and cope with

things. But I want this to also give you just like peace of mind that you are not alone,

that this is, if you go through this, if you go through any kind of co-parenting where you have

to share time with kids and the struggles that the kids go through and the struggles that you go

through, like that is a legit sisterhood. That is just, we're a rare group of people.

And I know it seems like everyone these days

are getting is getting divorced and like everyone these days has to like co-parent but there are

people that don't have to so we are in our own little group and we have to support each other

and just help each other up during this time because it is not an easy thing to go through

let me start off by saying

that I got divorced when my son was 10 months old, nine months, 10 months old, I think 10 months, yeah.

And so I've been like co-parenting since the very, very beginning. We got separated when he was,

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