The Mustard Seed Village
Jenny MeadowsA gathering place for caretakers of medically complex kids and loved ones. Here we share stories, faith, and encouragement, reminding each other that even the smallest seed of hope can grow into something mighty. You’re not alone in this village.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | jennysuemeadows.substack.com |
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For a brief moment, it felt like we were catching a rhythm again. Romi even went to dance class twice and for those moments, I felt comfortable letting her be there, enjoying life outside our routine.
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Weekly heart notes: Week 5
I wrote this to myself this week. What I felt like the Holy Spirit was laying on my heart to say to myself. It has been a heavy few weeks. I still smile. I still laugh. But deep down, I am really struggling. So, here it is.
The Mustard Seed Village
I created this space because I couldn’t find one that held the heart without centering everything around medical talk, fixing, or constant explaining. While I know this can be extremely important and I am a part of communities like this tha...
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I’m a medical mama learning to see miracles in the everyday. Writing about faith, motherhood, and the slow healing that happens when life doesn’t go as planned, but God is still good.
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