Episode 19: Kick at the Darkness - Holding on to Hope When It Feels Like Too Much
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What does hope look like when you’re exhausted, grieving, and doing everything you can for a child who’s not getting what they need?
In this raw, reflective solo episode, I explore the tension between despair and hope — not the fluffy kind, but the grounded, gritty kind that keeps you moving when the systems fail and the load feels too heavy.
We’ll talk about:
Why hope isn’t a feeling — it’s a choice
What it means to “kick at the darkness”
Tiny moments that carry you through
The grief that lives under the surface
What to do when you can’t keep fighting
This one’s for every parent raising a neurodivergent or disabled child who’s been told to “stay positive” — when what you really need is someone to say: I see you. I’m here. You’re not alone.
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