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We Can Finally Say It… We’re Expecting!

We Can Finally Say It… We’re Expecting!

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 In Episode 18 we finally shares the big news—we're expecting! We open up about the joy, anxiety, and emotional rollercoaster of pregnancy after loss, reflecting on our journey from heartbreak to hope. Plus, I share how they broke the news to our family and my students! Takeaways: “We’re Having a Baby!” – After months of keeping it secret, Lauran and Jordan finally share their biggest news yet. But why did it take so long to tell everyone? “Morning Sickness? More Like All-Day Torture” – Lauran thought she was in the clear… until one morning changed everything. What made her realize she was in for a rough ride? “The Nose Knows—And It’s Betraying Me” – Lauran’s superhuman sense of smell made even Jordan’s normal scent unbearable. But what exactly did she think he smelled like?! “A Pregnancy Reveal Gone Wrong?” – Lauran planned the cutest way to tell her students… until the first three letters of their word scramble spelled something very, very unfortunate. “Food Betrayals & Unexpected Cravings” – Peanut butter used to be a staple. Now? Just the smell made Lauran cry. What other foods turned into her worst enemy? -- Watch on YouTube: @mrs.woolleyin5th Listen Anywhere You Podcast: Apple, Spotify, PodChaser, etc. For questions, thoughts, symptoms, and stories, you may contact us at: wearefinepod.com — Produced by Human Content Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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