Jul 16, 2026 · 49 min · 9 segments
Stretched out too thin and overwhelmed? 3 Rest Rhythms to beat Chronic stress and exhaustion You are exhausted not just tired- bone deep exhausted from caregiving which means living on a roller…
Eugenia Addison-EnchillHostI want to ask you something, and I want you to sit with it before you answer.
When was the last time you felt truly rested? Not just physically rested, but soul rested.
The kind of rest where you wake up and you think to yourself, I have what I need today.
If you're struggling to remember, you are exactly in the right place.
Today, we're sharing about the biblical rhythms that we as caregivers can use to restore our souls.
Over the next several episodes, we'll share how God designed us not to just survive, but to thrive.
And as a mama caring for a child with chronic illness, this is one of the most demanding, invisible challenges and calling a mother can carry.
Let's dismantle this notion of the exhaustion cycle and with the guilt that we feel when it's time to rest.
Most caregiver moms I know are caught up in what I call the exhaustion cycle.
We ignore our own needs emotionally, physically, because there is no space.
Burnout creeps in and we try to push through everything that we can and we give from an empty place.
I want to ask you something, and I want you to sit with it before you answer.
When was the last time you felt truly rested? Not just physically rested, but soul rested.
The kind of rest where you wake up and you think to yourself, I have what I need today.
If you're struggling to remember, you are exactly in the right place.
Today, we're sharing about the biblical rhythms that we as caregivers can use to restore our souls.
Over the next several episodes, we'll share how God designed us not to just survive, but to thrive.
And as a mama caring for a child with chronic illness, this is one of the most demanding, invisible challenges and calling a mother can carry.
Let's dismantle this notion of the exhaustion cycle and with the guilt that we feel when it's time to rest.
Most caregiver moms I know are caught up in what I call the exhaustion cycle.
We ignore our own needs emotionally, physically, because there is no space.
Burnout creeps in and we try to push through everything that we can and we give from an empty place.
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