Reconnecting After a Baby & Moving on After a Traumatic Accident
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Show Notes for this Episode

• 2:25: How do we get our relationship back to normal after having a baby?
• 18:37: I accidentally ran over a boy last year. He is fine but I am having trouble dealing with it.

The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma) - Bessel van der Kolk M.D.

• 35:47: My teenage niece just had a baby and we fear the baby may be in an unsafe environment
• 46:01: What's the difference between hustling and being a workaholic ?
• The Dave Ramsey Baby Steps)
• 51:40: Lyrics of the Day: "Sonic Bloom" - Tripping Daisy

tags: marriage, intimacy, parenting, anxiety, finances, money, trauma, forgiveness, family, adoption, kids, Dave Ramsey, work

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