In the first episode of The Motherless Mother Podcast, Tishka Moss reflects on an ordinary Sunday morning and the surprising ways motherhood after losing her mother has helped her understand her own mother more deeply.

For many motherless mothers, grief doesn't only show up during major milestones. It often appears in ordinary moments: preparing meals, managing family routines, carrying the invisible mental load, and realizing how much our mothers were doing all along.

If you're navigating motherhood after losing your mother, parenting without your mother's support, grieving the gradual loss of the mother you once knew, or finding yourself missing your mother in unexpected moments, this episode will remind you that you're not alone.

In this episode:
• How motherhood changed the way I see my mother
• The invisible work mothers carry every day
• Why grief often appears in ordinary moments
• Understanding our mothers through our own experience of motherhood
• The connection between motherhood, memory, and love

Because sometimes motherhood doesn't just change us.

Sometimes it helps us see our mothers more clearly.

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