When my son was unwell, I lost myself. I stopped sleeping. I stopped moving my body. I stopped even knowing how to find joy. In the rare moments when he finally fell asleep, I sure as heck didn't sleep. I researched. Because I could feel him slipping further away from me and I was desperate to heal him. Somewhere along the way, I stopped breathing. I stopped knowing how to connect with my daughter, with Ty, with my own body. I was holding my breath just trying to keep us all afloat. And I kno...
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When my son was unwell, I lost myself. I stopped sleeping. I stopped moving my body. I stopped even knowing how to find joy. In the rare moments when he finally fell asleep, I sure as heck didn't sleep. I researched. Because I could feel him slipping further away from me and I was desperate to heal him. Somewhere along the way, I stopped breathing. I stopped knowing how to connect with my daughter, with Ty, with my own body. I was holding my breath just trying to keep us all afloat. And I kno...
Why Rashes Get Itchier at Night and How to Support the Body Through It
Follow Your Gut Podcast
17 minutes
4 months ago
Why Rashes Get Itchier at Night and How to Support the Body Through It
If you or your child struggle with eczema, hives, or any type of rash that feels itchier at night… you’ve probably noticed a pattern. Things feel fairly manageable during the day. Maybe the rash even looks like it’s calming down? But then nighttime hits, and suddenly the itching ramps up. Your child tosses and turns, they scratch until they bleed, they cry because they’re so uncomfortable. And as a mama, it feels so defeating. Especially because you’ve been doing everything you can to help th...
Follow Your Gut Podcast
When my son was unwell, I lost myself. I stopped sleeping. I stopped moving my body. I stopped even knowing how to find joy. In the rare moments when he finally fell asleep, I sure as heck didn't sleep. I researched. Because I could feel him slipping further away from me and I was desperate to heal him. Somewhere along the way, I stopped breathing. I stopped knowing how to connect with my daughter, with Ty, with my own body. I was holding my breath just trying to keep us all afloat. And I kno...
