Bobbi-Jo MarlattGuest
Belinda WaitesHost
One of the stories I like to say is that even when my kids are older now, but when I would drop them off at daycare, when I was going to work, I always felt like I was, I didn't feel like a bad mom because I felt like I was giving back to the community, right? It was very rewarding helping a person hear better, helping them on their better hearing journey, really counseling and just walking that path with them.

I feel sometimes like I'm doing too much or giving too much time to my career.

My son had me come speak to his class about hearing loss this year, and he was just beaming with pride.

So I felt, you know, like you said, you don't have to feel bad because you are helping people and they see that.

One of the stories I like to say is that even when my kids are older now, but when I would drop them off at daycare, when I was going to work, I always felt like I was, I didn't feel like a bad mom because I felt like I was giving back to the community, right? It was very rewarding helping a person hear better, helping them on their better hearing journey, really counseling and just walking that path with them.

I feel sometimes like I'm doing too much or giving too much time to my career.

My son had me come speak to his class about hearing loss this year, and he was just beaming with pride.

So I felt, you know, like you said, you don't have to feel bad because you are helping people and they see that.
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