Carpool Confessions of the Chronically Aware
Not the only thing under construction on I-70. 🚧
Welcome to Carpool Confessions of the Chronically Aware with Kate Shaw & Kelley Bryson, where two working moms in tech talk faith, healing from trauma, anxiety, motherhood, emotional wellness, and the beautiful mess of becoming who God’s calling us to be.
Because around here, the roads aren’t the only work in progress. 😉
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Carpool Confessions of the Chronically Aware
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