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Listeners, I want to take a moment and be real with you about turning 30. It wasn't just a birthday--it felt like a crossroads. I didn't want to let go of my twenties. I wasn't ready. I had tears not just because another years had passed, but because I felt like I was losing a part of myself--my youth, my wildness, my freedom. There was so much uncertainly ahead, and I feared. Fear of what was next. Fear of making the wrong choices. Fear that maybe I hadn't accomplished what I thought I should have by now. My twenties were messy, but they were mine. And stepping into this new chapter felt like walking into the unknown without a map. Have you ever felt like that-caught between who you were and who you're becoming? What did that moment look like for you?

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Listeners, everything started to click for me--life was finally moving in the right direction. I had a new beau, a new job, and I was got a promotion and feeling proud of the growth I was making. We began taking trips back and forth to New York City with our dog, Sheba, creating memories that still warm my heart. My son even found a big brother figure in him, and for the first time in a long time, our little family felt whole. Have you ever had a moment where everything just started to fall into place?

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Listeners, let me take you back to one of the most healing parts of my journey--Friday Night Date Nights with my son. Every week, we made it a tradition. Just the two of us. Whether we were walking through the mall, catching a movie, flipping through magazines at Border, or screaming at the top of our lungs on rollercoasters at Six Flags--it was our time. Sometimes we just went swimming, letting the water carry away the weight we both silently carried. Those nights were more than just fun-they were a form of therapy. In those moments, I didn't feel broken or overwhelmed. I felt whole. Watching him smile, hearing his laugh, it reminded me that even in the middle of chaos, love has the power to bring peace. That was our reset button. Our bond. Our escape. And I thank God for every single one.

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