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“Thank you Moira for your sober episode. I felt so much out of that and I know understand how much I needed to hear those words. Sometimes family isn’t enough to get you to realize what is happening.
This year has been very sad and difficult for my community and my 2 boys. I have in turn tried to suppress my anxieties with alcohol.
We were at the Waukesha Parade in November and we were Jung the front row right in the road as the car came through and hit the Extreme dance team. He went on up the road and killed the dancing grannies.
“I thought it was part of the parade”, the kids kept saying as they cried and sobbed. I just remember wanting to get out of there and feeling like I was going to throw up. I couldn’t believe what happened over and over in my head. All I could see was the ground covered with shoes, clothing and Pom Poms. And then the limp bodies not moving. Thankfully, brave people were there to surround them. I couldn’t. It seemed like an eternity before help was on the way. It was just mass hysteria with people screaming in panic. People running around crying and yelling. But there were also brave people surrounding the girls on the ground. Looking back, I wish I could have helped more. But the my kids were so scared and I didn’t want to leave them. Also, I kept thinking that there was more coming and all I knew I should do was take cover. I thought that maybe the driver was having some sort of medical emergency. All I remember is the rolling screams ahead from the crowds and then the smack and thuds from the car tearing through the marching girls. My 8 year old recalls seeing the girls being hit and flung into the air and then run over. I just remember staring in shock at the car and wondering if it was coming towards us. Then trying to take a look at the driver. No they weren’t slumped over the wheel or looking like they needed medical attention. Rather the driver was sitting straight up and looking forward. That’s when I became overwhelmed with fear.”
KimNurseMom via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/22
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“Moira is relatable on many levels. Her humor and gentle approach makes her podcasts easy to listen to and put her tips into practice. I’m newer to podcasts and this one has held my attention past episode 3!
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“I’ve been following Moira for a long time on social media and am so excited she is finally launching a podcast. She has so much wisdom to share. Everyone needs their weekly dose of Moira perspective and mindset. Bring it on!”
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02/16/22
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“Moira is a super star, who shares amazing input, ideas, and advice for living day to day. Her struggle with addiction is very relatable and raw. I can't get enough of her philosophies and her awesome guests. I highly recommend indulging and learning all you can from this incredible woman!”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
06/11/24
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