Glennon, Abby, Amanda, your pods and books (audible) keep me company most nights, when I feel lonely and disconnected since Covid. My immunocompromises limit me BUT YOU ALL GET ME THROUGH- I LOVE YOU ALL- you are all gifted with compassion and sharing❤

Thank you Glennon! Your words helped me get clean & sober 6yrs ago! And continues to do so...because we can do hard things!

Where can we watch the podcast episodes, not just listen?

Dearest Glennon…once again your honesty, openness , courage in discussing your diagnosis just pierced my heart. You made one comment about your age… Something like “here I am at 50…with yet a new diagnosis”. And it struck me, dear Glennon, that it’s because of your age that you will get through this. As a 70+ year old woman, I can tell you that the 50’s is a most powerful time in a woman’s life! It is the “I don’t give a f…” time of life. It’s when you actually feel it’s ok to just be yourself without apology or explanation. No more waiting to exhale! Secondly, with Abby and Amanda you have THE Wolfpack in your corner. God bless you all. The Pod of Cheetahs is with you❤

Wow. I just finished listening to this episode. And it really moved me. Just like your books did, like your writing does, like your relationship and love for each other does, for your courage to explore and be honest and authentic and continuing to un-cage yourself whatever cafe you discover or realize something has become, that maybe at one point wasn’t a cage but felt totally different. I LOVE that you insist on how we are changing and our lives are changing and that is not just okay, that is LIFE, that is HUMAN, that’s actually how it’s done! You don’t have to have a first (or second) hand experience with any of the topics you are talking about, because somehow you manage to express it in ways that really connect the dots on how it all leads back to our shared humanness and living life and discovering and growing and changing ourselves in the proces of it. It’s quite magical what you do, actually. Another mystery. I’ve never listened to podcasts, and yours is the only one I’m subscribed to and actually the only reason I’ve opened the podcast app on Apple. Like ever. Seriously. And I don’t always get to listen to every episode, (though I want to), but every time I have, I have come away feeling better, somehow closer to myself and humanity and moved and having learned or discovered something; often new ways of expressing things. Im so deeply grateful to you for the work you do, and for these conversations you’re having with people and for the love you so genuinely exude. I wish you all, all the best and send you all much love and gratitude from me, all across the globe, in Denmark. You are deeply appreciated, honored, and seen in all your beauty and power and wonderful humanness. THANK YOU! 🙏💚 And that song by Tish at the end, I’d never heard it before but another total WOW moment for me and deep appreciation of the beauty and creation and strong thread of humans connected and empowering themselves by being themselves and speaking and living their truth, whatever it is. Another huge THANK YOU for that, that I have happily added to my playlist so I can re-listen to it over and over and over and memorize it by HEART ❣️🙏💖

Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. ❤ You are brave and inspiring. 🙏

Hi squad! I want to THANK YOU for this episode. It was very insightfully, meaningful and educational. I have a sister who has been battling bulimia and I now believe its anorexia too. I will share this with her but know that it may be too much. I want thank you, Glennon, you sissy and of course Abby. This space has given me a place to feel normal, to know that I too can do hard things. I cant wait to hear how you are doing and sending you love from Carlsbad Ca. #iamnotcrazy

I want to know, please, the name of the book Glennon mentioned.

@saramorgues3944

Жыл бұрын

Me too🙏🏼