Love Wilmot story. Great job.

I want to support you on patreon but based on the comments tn the play store, the patreon app is very user UNfriendly. I don't need another source of frustration. I hope they get it fixed soon as I love your podcast and YOURS is the one tripping me into the "gotta get patreon" category. Encourage them to fix it for users! Thanks. ❣️

I can't believe you are back! Great to hear your lovely voice and stories again!

Glad to see you back!

Such a heartbreaking story.. I was crying with you.. I hope you are good now!

I am humbled. Wilmot has lived through so much...my current struggles seem so insignificant in comparision....all the best to him and his family. PS. missed your voice!

I'm so freaking happy you're back!!!!🤗💞

So executed to see you back!!

M.

WE MISS YOU!! I always check back to see if you've posted. Your storytelling abilities are amazing. I enjoy listening to your podcast so much ❤ Hope you're taking care of yourself, and that you're back soon!

I admire your courage to follow what YOU want from your life. You will find your happy doing that....... Yiu are amazing. Hugs.

This is hearthbreaking I warned you. You'll be cry during listening it.

I think life should be continuing in every single moment even you have lost somebody.Motherhood is very overhelming I appreciate every genuine mother at this world.

Worth to listen to it!

This is by far the hardest story, you have produced, to listen to!

I'm a 48 year old mom/wife of 3 teenagers. My husband has a great job & takes care of us. I get to do things I love (playing flute, painting, bring around horses). We live in a nice home with a beautiful yard. I go to a wonderful church where it feels like I have an extra family. But I COMPLETELY get what you are talking about (being overwhelmed). I just wanted to say THANK you for opening up, being honest & raw and sharing it with us (your listeners). That was a brave thing to do. I appreciate it. Can't wait to hear more of your stuff.

Thank you for the heartfelt update that was clearly from your heart. Listening to yourself is the most important thing. Keep listening and follow your passion and intuition x

Omg..I cried with you..

So good to hear from you again. We don't allow ourselves to just feel our feelings and that's OK. We experience so much in life and just numb out by denying ourselves. Or using a substance, drugging ourselves or drinking ourselves out of our feeling. That's what happens when we deny ourselves...and when we let others deny who we are and what we feel. Not everyone or even our closest friends are going to be there or understand at times....somethings we need to go through and experience alone.. and that's OK!! Comparing is not fair to others or yourself. Just another way of shutting down and denial.✌❤

I honestly love this personal moment...down to earth. Do not worry about anything, you’re doing great!

Thanks for the update 😊

I just started this podcast, and I listened to first episode, and loved it. Loved and laughed hard.

I admire and envious of your intense emotions for men. You call it cagey and emotional. I don’t think I’ve every really loved or felt I really loved before and I am 54 years old. I feel broken.

What happened?? Where's the new episodes?? It's March 2018! Your followers miss you!

thanks for making great content!

Great episode.

so great that you shared this story!

This should be a movie 🎥

All I can say is, beautiful! Just beautiful...wow

N. D

But really sad as well

Much love to you and JJ

"Do You Like My Little Lie?" Is so, so chilling.

Bottom line: Conservatives are selfish. It shows even in her couponing efforts--she donates, in her words, to those she thinks, "deserve it," though never says what qualifies as 'deserving.'

" all my ages are still alive in me" Quintessential Strangers!!! Love you Jack, love you Lea. Love you all xo

Loved this episode! Great storyteller!!

I am Mormon. I cried as I listened. Bless you Jared and JJ. May you have comfort and joy despite such tragic loss. Hugs

Amazing families. Inspiring!

Being a mother this podcast is so sad and relevant for some reason, other that

Her honesty was so raw and she was so open about her life. I hope Claire is happy and is set free from the awful memories one day.