The Butterfly Blog
If you’ve ever found yourself lying awake at night—heart racing, mind spinning, praying for peace—this conversation is for you.
In this deeply comforting episode of The Purpose Beyond Motherhood Podcast, host Nicole Clark sits down with Becky Thompson, USA Today bestse...
 When Moria Rooney walked through the unimaginable—losing her son Noah to stillbirth at 35 weeks—she never expected God to meet her there with a calling. But that’s exactly what happened. In our latest episode of The Purpose Beyond Motherhood Podcast, Moria vulnerably s...
Infertility often leaves women asking a hard, quiet question—So now what?
This week on Purpose Beyond Motherhood, we sit down with Lana Manikowski, whose story reflects that very question. After years ...
 “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11 NKJV. This profound scripture in Jeremiah has been a staple and strong foundation in my renewed walk with God and his s...
The Power of Your Words: Speaking Life Over Yourself
How often do we stop to think about the words we say to ourselves?
Most of us are intentional about speaking kindness to others. We remind our friends that they are loved, encourage our family members when they feel...
 Grief is a journey that often leaves us feeling isolated and overwhelmed. In our latest episode of Purpose Beyond Motherhood, we sit down with Clayr Simnacher, a counseling psychology professor with a heart for helping women navigate loss.
Clayr shares her deeply pers...
"Loss When You Have Living Children" by Rachel Windley
Feb 21
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“You’re the one who was pregnant with twins this time and one was ectopic right?” asked my nurse at my OB office recently as I went for a routine 34 week check on our son.
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It caught me off guard and ...
"There is No Heartbeat..."
“I’m so sorry you guys. But twin B does not have a heartbeat…”
Those words will haunt me forever. If ever there was a pain so profound, so dark and so terrifying that you could almost feel it physically; that was what I was experiencing, as ...