This week, join me as we catch up a little on events since our last podcast. Then, I’ll teach you about a stellar homeopathic medicine for the lungs.

Listening to a Mom with Moxie share her experiences with homeopathy can be inspiring as well as downright aspirational. So, how would you describe listening to SIX Moms with Moxie? I’d call it a lot of fun and a wealth of information. Don’t miss this podcast of six women who have formed a very close-knit study group. Their stories will undoubtedly encourage you on your homeopathy journey.

Here’s a Mom with Moxie who wouldn’t take no for an answer! When her doctor told her that she’d have to be on inhalers and steroids for her “incurable” asthma, she said, “NO! There's got to be another way.” Her advice to you is invaluable. So, listen up and be inspired!

This month’s Mom with Moxie is inspirational! She followed my suggestions for educating herself to a T. This Mom with Moxie has some rousing successes to share with you. It may well be our best podcast to date!

What would you call a woman who worked as a nurse for years, then discovered homeopathy and immediately started leading study groups — nine of them in the last year, to be precise? I'd call her an Ambassador to Homeopathy.

Our generation faces a new calling: caring for our aging parents. I lovingly cared for mine before they passed, and I wouldn’t trade a moment of it that time we shared together. Even if this isn’t an issue for you right now, I encourage you to listen. There are several great takeaways that can help you care for anyone in your family.

This month’s Mom with Moxie has a unique background: She’s a conventionally trained physician! Although she had been familiar with homeopathy, she was deeply entrenched in Western medicine —a firm skeptic. Now? Listen as she says, “Homeopathy has completely changed the direction of my life.”

This is one of my all-time favorite Moms with Moxie podcasts! Don’t get me wrong; I enjoy all of them. Listening to students from all over the globe recount their successes with homeopathy is inspiring. But this one is special.

How would you like to meet a mother and a grandmother who went from discovering homeopathy to successfully handling her family’s allergies and illnesses? She soon became a prolific study group leader, and now she’s advocating for homeopathy on Capitol Hill!

Now, normally, I try to give you a little hint about what our Moms with Moxie podcast holds. But this time, I’m simply going to share a quote from our Mom: “I’m sure everyone brought their kids to a water park where they've had the little fountains (or the little water things) where the water squirts up from the ground. If you step on one hole, then the water comes up somewhere else.

At times, you may feel something is “blocking” you from progressing in your healing. In homeopathy, we use the phrase, “There’s an obstacle to cure.” So, in this month’s podcast, let’s discuss how to reassess your case and investigate what really may be causing your symptoms.