

Don't Let Fear Steal Your Pregnancy
How to cope with the unknown without losing yourself in it. A free live workshop for the mama who is done pretending she's fine.
The Details
Jul 01, 2026, 5:00 PM β 6:00 PM CDT
Zoom Room
I see you sis:
You smile and say you're fine.
You tell your partner you're okay.
You tell your mom not to worry.
You tell yourself to just stay positive because stress isn't good for the baby.
And then you sit in your car after your appointment and cry where nobody can see you.
π Because the truth is you're scared. Like, really scared. And you feel guilty for being scared because you're supposed to be grateful. You're supposed to be glowing. You're supposed to be those women on Instagram with the bump photos and the candles and the bliss.
Instead you're googling your diagnosis at 2am.
You're convinced something is wrong.
You're watching your best friend sail through her pregnancy and feeling something ugly and shameful crawl up in your chest about it.
You're mad at your body for doing this. For betraying you. For making something that was supposed to be beautiful feel like something you just have to survive.
And nobody is talking about that part.
But I am! π
Hey, I'm Cassandra. A labor and delivery nurse with 13 years of experience supporting high-risk mamas through exactly what you're carrying right now. The fear. The grief. The jealousy you won't say out loud. The shame that lives right next to the love you already have for this baby.
You are not broken. You are not a bad mama. You are a woman who got a scary diagnosis and was handed a pamphlet instead of a person.
That changes today!
Here's what I know after 13 years in that room:
Every appointment is its own test. A new chance to freeze. To nod when you meant to ask. To leave with questions still sitting in your chest because the words didn't come fast enough.
We're not just preparing you for labor. We're preparing you for your next appointment.
And when labor does come and things move fast, because in high-risk pregnancy, they do, your body reacts before your brain can catch up. You can have every question memorized and still freeze when someone in scrubs starts making decisions without asking you.
The goal isn't to remember what to say.
It's to already be someone who knows how to respond.
That's what we build in this workshop.
Reconnect with your intuition, move through fear with intention, and learn to trust your body again, even when it has felt like the enemy.
Because your body is not the enemy. It is doing something extraordinary under impossible pressure. And it needs your trust more than it needs your fear.
In 60 minutes together we are going to:
β¨ Untangle the fear that has been running your thoughts, your appointments, and your 2am Google spirals
β¨ Reconnect you with your body's wisdom so you stop fighting it and start working with it
β¨ Give you real words for your medical team so you stop leaving appointments feeling invisible and small
β¨ Remind you that this pregnancy -- YOUR pregnancy -- still gets to have beautiful moments in it
Then we open it up. Live Q&A. Bring your diagnosis. Bring the question you've been too afraid to ask. Bring the ugly feeling you haven't told anyone about yet.
No judgment. No toxic positivity. No "just stay positive mama." Just your nurse bestie, 13 years of real experience, and a whole lot of I see you.
This is for you if:
βοΈ You have a high-risk diagnosis and you're terrified but pretending you're not
βοΈ You feel guilty for not enjoying this pregnancy more
βοΈ You're grieving the easy pregnancy you thought you'd have
βοΈ You want to feel like a person again, not just a patient
This is free. It's live. The Q&A is real.
I'm keeping seats limited because I actually want to talk to you, not at you.
β¨π«Άβ¨ I got you sis!
xo
Cassandra
Your Crunchy Nurse Bestie!