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031 // The Proactive Pursuit of Wellness – KM Team, Marilynn Song Harri & Emily Green
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In this episode, Emily Allen hosts two (related) conversations about the Proactive Pursuit of Wellness, to add to the January series Self-Care for Moms on KindredMom.com. The first segment features Marilynn Song Harri (Mama of 5 with an inspiring fitness transformation) and the second segment includes Emily Green (Mama of 3, breast cancer survivor, and proponent of sustainable self-care habits) and both talk about their own fitness and wellness journeys.
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Transformation Series, Part 1: Find Your Worth, Part 2: Discover Your Strength, Part 3: Stay the Course – by Marilynn Song Harri
“I remember vividly what it was like to wish for change, but feel helplessly unmotivated–too exhausted to do anything other than survive. Resigned to basically feel like frump-girl forever, I wallowed in plates of cookies and Netflix binges, and tried to put my focus on raising my children and putting semi-balanced meals on the table. At least I can cook, I reasoned. I struggled to justify my shortcomings in the areas of fitness and self-care and held on for dear life to all the things that brought validation.”
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