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This is just a quick note to let you know why this podcast has officially moved and merged with my pre-existing podcast show called "Plant Your Seeds of Transformation" at PlantYourSeeds.show
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We Moved
This is just a quick note to let you know why this podcast has officially moved and merged with my pre-existing podcast show called "Plant Your Seeds of Transformation" at PlantYourSeeds.show
2021 Finale for Bride to Spousal Caregiver Podcast
On this season finale (Season 1 Episode 2) of the Bride to Spousal Caregiver Podcast show…
You can expect to hear:
- Important Update about podcast host, Donna
- What to Expect in 2022
Learn more at SpousalCaregiver.org
Lessons Learned from a Decade as a Spousal Caregiver
Dear listeners, Thank you so much for being part of this audience. I have dropped some important updates in this episode. Please listen and reach out if you have any feedback or would like to become a guest on a future episode.
Topics covered include: support group/s, parenting while caregiving, and building your support network
~ Donna Marie Johnson
website: SpousalCaregiver.org
Mobile: +1(678) 861-8121
Email: SpousalCaregiver.org @gmail.com
Announcements on the Bride to Spousal Caregiver Podcast
Learn more at https://spousalcaregiver.org
Season 1 Episode 1.1 - The Bride to Spousal Caregiver Podcast
Season 1 Episode 1.1 - In this episode I discussed a portion of my article, "The Intersectionality of Spousal Caregivers: How Pastors and Therapists Can Inform Themselves and Do Better In Supporting A Partial Widow". Resource recommendations are included so that pastors, therapists, Christian counselors, and community members who love these women-wives can learn and understand better and support them and their children better. My prayer is that as people understand us (spousal caregivers) better, they can serve our community better and prevent the children from falling through the current gaps that exist due to the lack of understanding. Also, the full article and more details are available on the blog at spousalcaregiver.org.
If you're a spousal caregiver who wants to join our support group, register at Bride2Caregiver.com (or visit the main website at spousalcaregiver.org)
~ Donna Marie Johnson, @Bride2Caregiver on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook
[NOTE: This podcast episode is a repost of the original episode that included music which was available via spotify only.]