Podcasts about mama teri

Teri is a hard-working, rare mama fiercely fighting for her son Beau, who has a rare condition called Larsen Syndrome. When Beau was born, all of his major joints were dislocated, and his spine had a curvature. Beau's had eight major surgeries over the last ten years, and Teri and her husband Dan have been advocating for him every step of the way. In this episode, Teri shares how she never stops showing up for Beau, how she's learned to accept a life of uncertainty, and how she loves watching how bright Beau shines!     EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS All About Larsen Syndrome The ways Teri rises to meet the challenges of being a rare mama  Teri's favorite quote that inspires her to keep going Where Teri finds hope Teri's best advice for other rare mamas   LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED Teri Furey https://www.instagram.com/terifurey/ Larsen Syndrome https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/larsen-syndrome/    CONNECT WITH NIKKI Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RareMamas1/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/Rare_Mamas/ Website https://raremamas.com/ Email info@raremamas.com

This week we are joined by friend of the show Mama Teri to discuss a riveting episode about the perils of ill-conceived public school policies, as all five Camden kids head off to their first day of the new school year and are then immediately suspended. Also, Mila Kunis makes her return and it's devastatingly shallow, the kid from Home Improvement threatens to jump off a building because his pant legs are too wide, and Happy attempts to get another bubble bath. This week's cocktail!:Calvados Spritz1 oz Calvados1/2 oz Fresh Lemon Juice1/2 oz Simple SyrupShake, pour over ice, and top with club soda and a lemon wheel.

Kim and Kyle discuss ALL THE SECRETS of all the cast members; Tom eats sexy cheesecake from Darcey’s fingernail; Omar is physically dragged to a mosque by Mama Teri; Jeniffer wants a man who gets his hands dirty. TOW was seriously depressing this week, as we watch Jihoon really let Deavan down, Sumit day he still won’t tell his family about Jenny, and Corey struggle with the loss of his father. Visit ModernFertility.com/craycray to take their fertility quiz and get $20 off Follow us on Instagram @90dayfiancecraycray and Kyle is @going.kyle Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kim and Kyle discuss ALL THE SECRETS of all the cast members; Tom eats sexy cheesecake from Darcey’s fingernail; Omar is physically dragged to a mosque by Mama Teri; Jeniffer wants a man who gets his hands dirty.    TOW was seriously depressing this week, as we watch Jihoon really let Deavan down, Sumit day he still won’t tell his family about Jenny, and Corey struggle with the loss of his father.   Visit ModCloth.com and get 15% off your purchase of $100 or more with code CRAYCRAY   Visit ModernFertility.com/craycray to take their fertility quiz and get $20 off   Follow us on Instagram @90dayfiancecraycray and Kyle is @going.kyle

"Dear Mamas, I got so caught up watching the College World Series. I know you two are baseball moms, so maybe you’ll understand. Tennessee Tech beating Ole Miss and FAU beating #1 Florida last night gave me such a surge! And I wondered why it did. Why do we seem to root for the underdogs even when we don’t have any personal connection to those teams?"We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's show and it really resonated with her. She had a lot to tell us about the beauty in the struggle and rooting for the underdog on "What Would Mama Do?" Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I got so caught up watching the College World Series. I know you two are baseball moms, so maybe you’ll understand. Tennessee Tech beating Ole Miss and FAU beating #1 Florida last night gave me such a surge! And I wondered why it did. Why do we seem to root for the underdogs even when we don’t have any personal connection to those teams?"We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's show and it really resonated with her. She had a lot to tell us about the beauty in the struggle and rooting for the underdog on "What Would Mama Do?" Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I got so caught up watching the College World Series. I know you two are baseball moms, so maybe you’ll understand. Tennessee Tech beating Ole Miss and FAU beating #1 Florida last night gave me such a surge! And I wondered why it did. Why do we seem to root for the underdogs even when we don’t have any personal connection to those teams?"We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's show and it really resonated with her. She had a lot to tell us about the beauty in the struggle and rooting for the underdog on "What Would Mama Do?" Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I got so caught up watching the College World Series. I know you two are baseball moms, so maybe you’ll understand. Tennessee Tech beating Ole Miss and FAU beating #1 Florida last night gave me such a surge! And I wondered why it did. Why do we seem to root for the underdogs even when we don’t have any personal connection to those teams?"We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's show and it really resonated with her. She had a lot to tell us about the beauty in the struggle and rooting for the underdog on "What Would Mama Do?" Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I’m shocked by Kate Spade’s suicide. I guess I shouldn’t be since there have been so many other celebrity deaths and suicides and overdoses. But, if the people who seem to have everything can’t be happy, what chance do the rest of us have?"With the recent passing of Kate Spade, and now the news of Anthony Bourdain, this topic is on everyone's minds. It's often those who seem like they have it all that are the most unhappy. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her input. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I’m shocked by Kate Spade’s suicide. I guess I shouldn’t be since there have been so many other celebrity deaths and suicides and overdoses. But, if the people who seem to have everything can’t be happy, what chance do the rest of us have?"With the recent passing of Kate Spade, and now the news of Anthony Bourdain, this topic is on everyone's minds. It's often those who seem like they have it all that are the most unhappy. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her input. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I’m shocked by Kate Spade’s suicide. I guess I shouldn’t be since there have been so many other celebrity deaths and suicides and overdoses. But, if the people who seem to have everything can’t be happy, what chance do the rest of us have?"With the recent passing of Kate Spade, and now the news of Anthony Bourdain, this topic is on everyone's minds. It's often those who seem like they have it all that are the most unhappy. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her input. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I’m shocked by Kate Spade’s suicide. I guess I shouldn’t be since there have been so many other celebrity deaths and suicides and overdoses. But, if the people who seem to have everything can’t be happy, what chance do the rest of us have?"With the recent passing of Kate Spade, and now the news of Anthony Bourdain, this topic is on everyone's minds. It's often those who seem like they have it all that are the most unhappy. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her input. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, The Miss America pageant says they aren’t going to do the swimsuit competition or the evening gown competition anymore. I watched the Miss USA pageant we just had here in Shreveport, and watching those women confidently show off the work they had put in on being in shape was inspiring! Now... for Miss America, I’m like, what’s the point?"Miss America is scrapping their swimsuit and evening gown competitions, and getting very mixed reactions. On Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?", we got Mama Teri's thoughts on Miss America Organization's new direction, and what she hopes they can accomplish with it. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, The Miss America pageant says they aren’t going to do the swimsuit competition or the evening gown competition anymore. I watched the Miss USA pageant we just had here in Shreveport, and watching those women confidently show off the work they had put in on being in shape was inspiring! Now... for Miss America, I’m like, what’s the point?"Miss America is scrapping their swimsuit and evening gown competitions, and getting very mixed reactions. On Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?", we got Mama Teri's thoughts on Miss America Organization's new direction, and what she hopes they can accomplish with it. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, The Miss America pageant says they aren’t going to do the swimsuit competition or the evening gown competition anymore. I watched the Miss USA pageant we just had here in Shreveport, and watching those women confidently show off the work they had put in on being in shape was inspiring! Now... for Miss America, I’m like, what’s the point?"Miss America is scrapping their swimsuit and evening gown competitions, and getting very mixed reactions. On Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?", we got Mama Teri's thoughts on Miss America Organization's new direction, and what she hopes they can accomplish with it. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, The Miss America pageant says they aren’t going to do the swimsuit competition or the evening gown competition anymore. I watched the Miss USA pageant we just had here in Shreveport, and watching those women confidently show off the work they had put in on being in shape was inspiring! Now... for Miss America, I’m like, what’s the point?"Miss America is scrapping their swimsuit and evening gown competitions, and getting very mixed reactions. On Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?", we got Mama Teri's thoughts on Miss America Organization's new direction, and what she hopes they can accomplish with it. Take a listen.

"Dear Mamas, I saw Teri’s post about President Trump talking about his faith and about God. Are you kidding me? That man is evil. The fact that he pretends to be a Christian makes him more evil. How can you fall for that?"Trump recently held a ceremony in the Rose Garden, and introduced a convicted criminal who found Jesus when he was in jail, talked about the importance of his ministry, and the power of faith. Mama Teri shared a video of this, and is getting mixed reviews, like in the submission above. We took this question to Teri on last night's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the video and on the importance of Trump's faith. Listen in.

"Dear Mamas, I saw Teri’s post about President Trump talking about his faith and about God. Are you kidding me? That man is evil. The fact that he pretends to be a Christian makes him more evil. How can you fall for that?"Trump recently held a ceremony in the Rose Garden, and introduced a convicted criminal who found Jesus when he was in jail, talked about the importance of his ministry, and the power of faith. Mama Teri shared a video of this, and is getting mixed reviews, like in the submission above. We took this question to Teri on last night's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the video and on the importance of Trump's faith. Listen in.

"Dear Mamas, I saw Teri’s post about President Trump talking about his faith and about God. Are you kidding me? That man is evil. The fact that he pretends to be a Christian makes him more evil. How can you fall for that?"Trump recently held a ceremony in the Rose Garden, and introduced a convicted criminal who found Jesus when he was in jail, talked about the importance of his ministry, and the power of faith. Mama Teri shared a video of this, and is getting mixed reviews, like in the submission above. We took this question to Teri on last night's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the video and on the importance of Trump's faith. Listen in.

"Dear Mamas, I saw Teri’s post about President Trump talking about his faith and about God. Are you kidding me? That man is evil. The fact that he pretends to be a Christian makes him more evil. How can you fall for that?"Trump recently held a ceremony in the Rose Garden, and introduced a convicted criminal who found Jesus when he was in jail, talked about the importance of his ministry, and the power of faith. Mama Teri shared a video of this, and is getting mixed reviews, like in the submission above. We took this question to Teri on last night's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the video and on the importance of Trump's faith. Listen in.

"Dear Mamas, I saw on Teri’s Facebook she took her son to the airport to play ball in New York. I can barely let mine go to summer camp. Where do you get your strength from?"Mama Teri put her college age son on a plane this past weekend to go play minor league baseball and pursue his dreams. Not an easy task! We talked to her about her experience and got some advice from her for similarly anxious parents on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?"

"Dear Mamas, I saw on Teri’s Facebook she took her son to the airport to play ball in New York. I can barely let mine go to summer camp. Where do you get your strength from?"Mama Teri put her college age son on a plane this past weekend to go play minor league baseball and pursue his dreams. Not an easy task! We talked to her about her experience and got some advice from her for similarly anxious parents on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?"

"Dear Mamas, I saw on Teri’s Facebook she took her son to the airport to play ball in New York. I can barely let mine go to summer camp. Where do you get your strength from?"Mama Teri put her college age son on a plane this past weekend to go play minor league baseball and pursue his dreams. Not an easy task! We talked to her about her experience and got some advice from her for similarly anxious parents on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?"

"Dear Mamas, I saw on Teri’s Facebook she took her son to the airport to play ball in New York. I can barely let mine go to summer camp. Where do you get your strength from?"Mama Teri put her college age son on a plane this past weekend to go play minor league baseball and pursue his dreams. Not an easy task! We talked to her about her experience and got some advice from her for similarly anxious parents on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?"

"Dear Mamas, I heard y’all talking about cheerleaders last night. But, did you see the story about the Washington Redskins cheerleaders who were forced to do nude photoshoots in a foreign country in front of big wig male donors? What happened to #MeToo? How could the people in charge of those cheerleaders let this happen? Why hasn’t anyone been prosecuted?"Mama Teri said it best - "What the hell?" This story is best summarized by one word, creepy. We took this listener's submission to our American Mamas, Teri​ and Denise​, on last night's "What Would Mama Do?​" and got their thoughts on the whole debacle. "What Would Mama Do?" airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio​.

"Dear Mamas, I heard y’all talking about cheerleaders last night. But, did you see the story about the Washington Redskins cheerleaders who were forced to do nude photoshoots in a foreign country in front of big wig male donors? What happened to #MeToo? How could the people in charge of those cheerleaders let this happen? Why hasn’t anyone been prosecuted?"Mama Teri said it best - "What the hell?" This story is best summarized by one word, creepy. We took this listener's submission to our American Mamas, Teri​ and Denise​, on last night's "What Would Mama Do?​" and got their thoughts on the whole debacle. "What Would Mama Do?" airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio​.

"Dear Mamas, I heard y’all talking about cheerleaders last night. But, did you see the story about the Washington Redskins cheerleaders who were forced to do nude photoshoots in a foreign country in front of big wig male donors? What happened to #MeToo? How could the people in charge of those cheerleaders let this happen? Why hasn’t anyone been prosecuted?"Mama Teri said it best - "What the hell?" This story is best summarized by one word, creepy. We took this listener's submission to our American Mamas, Teri​ and Denise​, on last night's "What Would Mama Do?​" and got their thoughts on the whole debacle. "What Would Mama Do?" airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio​.

"Dear Mamas, I heard y’all talking about cheerleaders last night. But, did you see the story about the Washington Redskins cheerleaders who were forced to do nude photoshoots in a foreign country in front of big wig male donors? What happened to #MeToo? How could the people in charge of those cheerleaders let this happen? Why hasn’t anyone been prosecuted?"Mama Teri said it best - "What the hell?" This story is best summarized by one word, creepy. We took this listener's submission to our American Mamas, Teri​ and Denise​, on last night's "What Would Mama Do?​" and got their thoughts on the whole debacle. "What Would Mama Do?" airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio​.

"Dear Mamas, In my workplace, there are five women. Three white. Two black. (They prefer "black" to "African American"). We are all moms and we are all very close. In a recent lunch discussion, I was telling all of them the repercussions my son was going to get from me for lying about his whereabouts the night before. My two black friends looked at each other and then started dying laughing. Long story short, we all spent the rest of our lunch hour discussing the main differences in the way black moms parent to the way white moms parent. Is there really a difference? Do y'all think black moms are more strict, while white moms are too lenient? And do black children seem to respect their moms more than white kids do their moms?"#ICYMI, we took this question to Mama Teri on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her take on why black no-nonsense mamas have an "edge" on white mamas. Great segment, take a listen."What Would Mama Do?" airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, In my workplace, there are five women. Three white. Two black. (They prefer "black" to "African American"). We are all moms and we are all very close. In a recent lunch discussion, I was telling all of them the repercussions my son was going to get from me for lying about his whereabouts the night before. My two black friends looked at each other and then started dying laughing. Long story short, we all spent the rest of our lunch hour discussing the main differences in the way black moms parent to the way white moms parent. Is there really a difference? Do y'all think black moms are more strict, while white moms are too lenient? And do black children seem to respect their moms more than white kids do their moms?"#ICYMI, we took this question to Mama Teri on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her take on why black no-nonsense mamas have an "edge" on white mamas. Great segment, take a listen."What Would Mama Do?" airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, sometimes being a mom is really, really hard. My daughter is going through a break up, and my heart is breaking for her, and I’m mad at the ex-boyfriend, but I don’t know what to say. I want to make things better, but I’m pretty sure what I really want to say will just make things worse. What advice would you give to your daughter who’s struggling through something like this?"We had a great talk with Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" about why a breakup can be a blessing in disguise, and got her advice on how to handle heartbreak with grace and confidence."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, sometimes being a mom is really, really hard. My daughter is going through a break up, and my heart is breaking for her, and I’m mad at the ex-boyfriend, but I don’t know what to say. I want to make things better, but I’m pretty sure what I really want to say will just make things worse. What advice would you give to your daughter who’s struggling through something like this?"We had a great talk with Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" about why a breakup can be a blessing in disguise, and got her advice on how to handle heartbreak with grace and confidence."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, sometimes being a mom is really, really hard. My daughter is going through a break up, and my heart is breaking for her, and I’m mad at the ex-boyfriend, but I don’t know what to say. I want to make things better, but I’m pretty sure what I really want to say will just make things worse. What advice would you give to your daughter who’s struggling through something like this?"We had a great talk with Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" about why a breakup can be a blessing in disguise, and got her advice on how to handle heartbreak with grace and confidence."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, sometimes being a mom is really, really hard. My daughter is going through a break up, and my heart is breaking for her, and I’m mad at the ex-boyfriend, but I don’t know what to say. I want to make things better, but I’m pretty sure what I really want to say will just make things worse. What advice would you give to your daughter who’s struggling through something like this?"We had a great talk with Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" about why a breakup can be a blessing in disguise, and got her advice on how to handle heartbreak with grace and confidence."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I love this story of the 32 year old who got to play in the NBA for the first time last night! He spent ten years in the minor leagues just waiting for his chance. Isn’t this just a wonderful story? Do you think enough kids are watching him so that they can learn from his perseverance?"Andre Ingram was a standout in the G League, supplementing his income with math tutoring, when he was called up to the NBA by the Lakers. He had an impressive debut and is making major waves. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on Andre Ingram's inspiring rise to basketball fame."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I love this story of the 32 year old who got to play in the NBA for the first time last night! He spent ten years in the minor leagues just waiting for his chance. Isn’t this just a wonderful story? Do you think enough kids are watching him so that they can learn from his perseverance?"Andre Ingram was a standout in the G League, supplementing his income with math tutoring, when he was called up to the NBA by the Lakers. He had an impressive debut and is making major waves. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on Andre Ingram's inspiring rise to basketball fame."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I love this story of the 32 year old who got to play in the NBA for the first time last night! He spent ten years in the minor leagues just waiting for his chance. Isn’t this just a wonderful story? Do you think enough kids are watching him so that they can learn from his perseverance?"Andre Ingram was a standout in the G League, supplementing his income with math tutoring, when he was called up to the NBA by the Lakers. He had an impressive debut and is making major waves. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on Andre Ingram's inspiring rise to basketball fame."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I love this story of the 32 year old who got to play in the NBA for the first time last night! He spent ten years in the minor leagues just waiting for his chance. Isn’t this just a wonderful story? Do you think enough kids are watching him so that they can learn from his perseverance?"Andre Ingram was a standout in the G League, supplementing his income with math tutoring, when he was called up to the NBA by the Lakers. He had an impressive debut and is making major waves. We took this listener submission to Mama Teri on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on Andre Ingram's inspiring rise to basketball fame."What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I've noticed on the news recently, that many teenagers are feeling empowered and discovering that they really do have a voice and a great purpose in this world. Like every other parent, I want my children to feel a sense of purpose too. How can I help my young children (7, 9 and 12) begin to understand that they really do have a great purpose? And that it doesn't have to have anything to do with politics?"Empowerment doesn't have to be political. We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the question, and on how to teach your children to embrace their purpose in life. Great segment!"What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I've noticed on the news recently, that many teenagers are feeling empowered and discovering that they really do have a voice and a great purpose in this world. Like every other parent, I want my children to feel a sense of purpose too. How can I help my young children (7, 9 and 12) begin to understand that they really do have a great purpose? And that it doesn't have to have anything to do with politics?"Empowerment doesn't have to be political. We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the question, and on how to teach your children to embrace their purpose in life. Great segment!"What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I've noticed on the news recently, that many teenagers are feeling empowered and discovering that they really do have a voice and a great purpose in this world. Like every other parent, I want my children to feel a sense of purpose too. How can I help my young children (7, 9 and 12) begin to understand that they really do have a great purpose? And that it doesn't have to have anything to do with politics?"Empowerment doesn't have to be political. We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the question, and on how to teach your children to embrace their purpose in life. Great segment!"What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"Dear Mamas, I've noticed on the news recently, that many teenagers are feeling empowered and discovering that they really do have a voice and a great purpose in this world. Like every other parent, I want my children to feel a sense of purpose too. How can I help my young children (7, 9 and 12) begin to understand that they really do have a great purpose? And that it doesn't have to have anything to do with politics?"Empowerment doesn't have to be political. We took this question to Mama Teri on Friday's "What Would Mama Do?" and got her thoughts on the question, and on how to teach your children to embrace their purpose in life. Great segment!"What Would Mama Do?" is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company, and airs every weeknight on American Ground Radio.

"I saw the interview with the quarterback (Cam Newton) who said it was funny to hear females talk about football. My daughter loves football and wants to be a sports reporter when she grows up. Do you have any advice on how I can prepare her to deal with this kind of sexism before she experiences it firsthand?" - Listener SubmissionGreat question! On "What Would Mama Do?", Teri Spinks Netterville took this one on solo while Denise Vinson Arthur was on the run. Mama Teri had some valuable words to say concerning not only the situation in question, but also on how a woman can present herself professionally in the face of potential sexism.

"I saw the interview with the quarterback (Cam Newton) who said it was funny to hear females talk about football. My daughter loves football and wants to be a sports reporter when she grows up. Do you have any advice on how I can prepare her to deal with this kind of sexism before she experiences it firsthand?" - Listener SubmissionGreat question! On "What Would Mama Do?", Teri Spinks Netterville took this one on solo while Denise Vinson Arthur was on the run. Mama Teri had some valuable words to say concerning not only the situation in question, but also on how a woman can present herself professionally in the face of potential sexism.