33. I Can Do Anything Because I Did That

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The Road Back Home

Amanda Grace & Friends

44 episodes

5 days ago

A podcast and community for women who are ready to reclaim their happiness, embrace healing, and prioritise their well-being—not just for themselves, but as a generous gift to everyone around them. We’re here to challenge the idea that self-care is selfish. Instead, we believe that when women take care of their happiness, they create ripple effects that transform their relationships, families, and communities. Through honest conversations, relatable stories, and actionable insights, we’ll give you the tools and inspiration to reclaim your happiness and share it with the world.

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33. I Can Do Anything Because I Did That - With Emer Halpenny

The Road Back Home

1 hour 20 minutes 25 seconds

5 months ago

33. I Can Do Anything Because I Did That - With Emer Halpenny

What happens when a "big voice" changes the trajectory of your entire life?

In 1988, Emer Halpenny was holding her eight-week-old son, about to take him home from his foster family, when something extraordinary happened.

A voice, clear as day—landed on her: "What do you think you're doing? You know this is not for you. Put that baby down."

Thirty-six years later, that baby found her again.

This isn't just an adoption story—it's about the moment when you know something so deeply that no amount of logic can override it.

Here's what will astound you: This monumental decision didn't break Emer—it became her superpower. She doesn't agonize over decisions anymore. When facing anything hard, she remembers: I made the hardest decision possible. Everything else is manageable.

WATCH EMER'S TED TALK HERE

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Music Credit:⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Holes⁠⁠⁠⁠ By Bradley James Grace.