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Someday Is Here is a podcast about real life, real healing, and the stories that shape us.I’m Michelle — a therapist, coach, wife, and mom — sharing honest conversations about relationships, marriage, parenting, grief, growth, and the moments that make us who we are.These…
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Someday Is Here | Season 2: Still Unfinished | Episode 7 | What Not to Say When Someone Is Sick or Grieving (opens the original)
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In this episode, Kerri LISW-S and I explore how to support loved ones through serious illness and grief, emphasizing the importance of presence over perfect words. Kerri Mazzone shares insights on what to say, what to avoid, and how to simply be with someone in their most vulnerable moments. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to supporting loved ones in crisis 02:10 Carrie Mazzone's background and focus on grief and illness 03:58 Why we fear saying the wrong thing and the importance of presence 09:00 H
Season 2, Episode 6: The Stories We Tell Ourselves: What Writing My Story Taught Me (opens the original)
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In this episode of Someday Is Here , I’m doing something that feels a little vulnerable: sharing a few passages from my upcoming book, Just Unfinished , and talking about what writing my story taught me about myself. I go back to being 18 years old, staring at a positive pregnancy test and wondering how I could possibly be ready to become a mom. I share the promise I made to my baby in a quiet hospital room, a promise made from love and fear that would shape so much of the life that followed. We
Someday Is Here | Season 2: Still Unfinished | Episode 5 | Letting Go of the Office -- What I Learned About Pivoting Without Calling It Failure (opens the original)
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On August 27th I am closing my Lafayette office. I want to tell you why. Not the practical reasons, the real ones. The shame. The guilt. The feeling of failing again after everything it took to get here. In this episode I talk about what it felt like to sign that lease with so much hope, what happened when the reality of building a California practice from scratch hit hard, and what I finally realized had to give. This is not a story about giving up. It is a story about a dream that is changing
Someday Is Here | Season 2: Still Unfinished | Episode 4 | The Unfinished Circle - What Happened When Women Showed Up (opens the original)
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Description: When I moved to California I thought starting over would make everything simpler. What I didn't expect was how much I would miss being truly known. Out of that loneliness I built something. The Unfinished Circle -- a gathering space for women who are done pretending they have it all together. In this episode I talk about what happened when seven women who had never met each other walked through the door of our very first gathering. The vulnerability that showed up. The laughter that
Someday Is Here | Season 2: Still Unfinished | Episode 3 | The Season I Almost Lost My Marriage and What Staying Actually Took (opens the original)
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I have never talked about this publicly before. During one of the hardest seasons of my life I had a newborn, a two year old, and a seven year old. I was nursing and failing at it. I was drowning in the mental load. My husband was finishing his master's degree and was there but not really there. And I was struggling with postpartum depression without even having a name for it yet. So I left. In this episode I talk about what that season actually felt like from the inside. The Facebook photo that
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