Sarah Pennington's guest appearances

Sarah Pennington

The Passion Brewing Momma's Podcast

Canine Education for Humans

NORDpod

Sarah Hill

Jean Donaldson

Noelle Rhodes

Rachel Bailey

Adam Rose

Jessica Dolce

Zazie Todd

Rob Long

Jack Griffin

Malena DeMartini

Kari Luther Rosbeck

Jeff Goldstein

Kimberly Amici

Kimberly Dewberry

Seth Rotberg

OwlTail

You're in for a treat on today's episode of NORDpod as I welcome chronic illness advocate Sarah Pennington to the show. Since the age of 11, Sarah has been managing a condition known as Trichotillomania, a disorder that involves recurrent, irresistible urges to pull out body hair. An estimated 330,000 children in the US alone may face Trichotillomania in their early tween/teenage years, a time in your life that may be challenging enough on its own. Sarah decided to do something by taking ownership of her condition, and, after many years of depression and suicidal thoughts, coupled with months in a residential treatment program. The moment she decided to take off her wig instantly transformed her into a vessel for purpose and impact. And so, she has taken on a new challenge: beauty pageants. So prepare yourself for a profoundly inspiring conversation about perseverance, motivation, and how to pay it forward. Enjoy the show.NORDpod is the official podcast of the National Organization for Rare Disorders. For more information, visit https://rarediseases.org or email nordpod@rarediseases.org.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

You're in for a treat on today's episode of NORDpod as I welcome chronic illness advocate <a href="https://www.instagram.com/unmindependencestate/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Pennington</a> to the show. Since the age of 11, Sarah has been managing a condition known as <a href="https://joankaylor.com/2020/10/sarah-pennington/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Trichotillomania</a>, a disorder that involves recurrent, irresistible urges to pull out body hair. An estimated 330,000 children in the US alone may face Trichotillomania in their early tween/teenage years, a time in your life that may be challenging enough on its own. Sarah decided to do something by taking ownership of her condition, and, after many years of depression and suicidal thoughts, coupled with months in a residential treatment program. The moment she decided to take off her wig instantly transformed her into a vessel for purpose and impact. And so, she has taken on a new challenge: beauty pageants. So prepare yourself for a profoundly inspiring conversation about perseverance, motivation, and how to pay it forward. Enjoy the show. NORDpod is the official podcast of the National Organization for Rare Disorders. For more information, visit <a href="https://rarediseases.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://rarediseases.org</a> or email nordpod@rarediseases.org.See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

Living With Trichotillomania: Pageant Queen Sarah Pennington 

Sarah is the instructor for 2 of our courses ‘Leave It: Help for Leash Reactive Dogs’ and ‘Teach Your Dog to Come When Called’. You can learn more about the courses at https://lorinanan.com/online-dog-training/ and more about Sarah at http://yaletowndogtraining.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lori-nanan/message

Sarah is the instructor for 2 of our courses ‘Leave It: Help for Leash Reactive Dogs’ and ‘Teach Your Dog to Come When Called’. You can learn more about the courses at <a href="https://lorinanan.com/online-dog-training/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://lorinanan.com/online-dog-training/</a> and more about Sarah at <a href="http://yaletowndogtraining.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://yaletowndogtraining.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/lori-nanan/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/lori-nanan/message</a>

Conversation with Sarah Pennington

Welcome to Episode #13: Baby Memorial Keepsakes with Sarah Pennington. God truly designed Sarah and me to speak to you today. I hope you find hope in her story and passion of creating breathtaking baby keepsakes.It has been a true spiritual battle getting this episode delivered.I can't be more joyous as it is a special episode in honor of two angel babies: Noah Henry and Logan Forrest.If her story inspires you too, make sure to comment below and share her message with your friends too!About the Baby Keepsake CreatorThis baby keepsake creator is no ordinary mom or wife. Sarah Pennington is a woman full of strength, passion, and hope.Mrs. Penninton raises her family on the foothills of the Appalachian mountains.When she's not working on her passion she's probably wrangling her rowdy two-year-old son and loving every minute of it.She always wanted to live in the city and did for a little bit while in college studying video production. But, now she's back to the country living where she feels right at home. Her family surrounds her and her parents even live next door.When it comes to art Sarah loves it all! She likes to crochet, doodle, and watch movies too.Where Her Passion for Baby Memorial Keepsakes BeganLike most moms with a passion behind their business, Sarah has a story worth sharing and hearing.Five years of being together with her husband, trying to have a baby, they found out their little peanut was growing in her womb.Not a bad gift for Father's day!Pregnancy brings so much joy to a mother's heart. But, when Sarah was 19 weeks pregnant they found out some troubling news.When rushed into the ER they found out they were carrying a little boy, but there was something wrong.Her cervix was incompetent meaning it was too weak to hold her baby.Their little Logan was trying to come out. The doctor's planned on doing an emergency cerclage, in an attempt to prevent him coming out too early. This process involves stitching the cervix closed until the baby is ready to be born or be able to survive.But, their little boy was already starting coming through, so there stood a risk of a life-threatening infection for both her and her baby.Then came any mother's worst nightmare. It's when your world turns upside down in the midst of the unexpected.They told her their son was not far enough along to survive, and if he did survive birth they would only get a few minutes with him.In September 2013, Logan Forrest went to rest in the arms of Jesus.When you have a pregnancy after that you're prone to extreme paranoia and anxiety, explained Sarah.They both prayed for a baby and rested in the thought of it will happen when it will happen. Right around Christmas, they found out they were expecting their rainbow baby.What is a rainbow baby? Find out more here. Sarah's mom started with making the baby keepsakes. She made the first baby keepsake for Sarah. She and her mom opened an Etsy shop before. They played around with some nature inspired art.Sarah loved her keepsake of Logan so much, that she wanted to make these for other moms who went through the same experience.At some point, she thought I don't know how long I can do this. Every day she ends up talking with someone who went through the loss of a baby. When talking with others she relives what she went through.But, through the raw emotions, God keeps giving her signs to continue.The moms that receive her beautiful baby keepsake creations continue to tell her how much their gift means to them and how much it helps with their healing.You can hear the strength God has given her when she talks about surrendering her passion to God.This is yet one of the hardest passions I've interviewed because Sarah relies on God's strength for herself, and strength to spread to others going through the loss of a baby.Read the full article on the Passing Brewing Momma blog!----more----Here’s an outline of the sweet stuff in episode 13:The ins and outs of having a passion

Welcome to Episode #13: Baby Memorial Keepsakes with Sarah Pennington. God truly designed Sarah and me to speak to you today. I hope you find hope in her story and passion of creating breathtaking baby keepsakes. It has been a true spiritual battle getting this episode delivered. I can't be more joyous as it is a special episode in honor of two angel babies: Noah Henry and Logan Forrest. If her story inspires you too, make sure to comment below and share her message with your friends too! About the Baby Keepsake Creator This baby keepsake creator is no ordinary mom or wife. Sarah Pennington is a woman full of strength, passion, and hope. Mrs. Penninton raises her family on the foothills of the Appalachian mountains. When she's not working on her passion she's probably wrangling her rowdy two-year-old son and loving every minute of it. She always wanted to live in the city and did for a little bit while in college studying video production. But, now she's back to the country living where she feels right at home. Her family surrounds her and her parents even live next door. When it comes to art Sarah loves it all! She likes to crochet, doodle, and watch movies too. Where Her Passion for Baby Memorial Keepsakes Began Like most moms with a passion behind their business, Sarah has a story worth sharing and hearing. Five years of being together with her husband, trying to have a baby, they found out their little peanut was growing in her womb. Not a bad gift for Father's day! Pregnancy brings so much joy to a mother's heart. But, when Sarah was 19 weeks pregnant they found out some troubling news. When rushed into the ER they found out they were carrying a little boy, but there was something wrong. Her cervix was incompetent meaning it was too weak to hold her baby. Their little Logan was trying to come out. The doctor's planned on doing an emergency cerclage, in an attempt to prevent him coming out too early. This process involves stitching the cervix closed until the baby is ready to be born or be able to survive. But, their little boy was already starting coming through, so there stood a risk of a life-threatening infection for both her and her baby. Then came any mother's worst nightmare. It's when your world turns upside down in the midst of the unexpected. They told her their son was not far enough along to survive, and if he did survive birth they would only get a few minutes with him. In September 2013, Logan Forrest went to rest in the arms of Jesus. When you have a pregnancy after that you're prone to extreme paranoia and anxiety, explained Sarah. They both prayed for a baby and rested in the thought of it will happen when it will happen.  Right around Christmas, they found out they were expecting their rainbow baby. What is a rainbow baby? Find out more here.  Sarah's mom started with making the baby keepsakes. She made the first baby keepsake for Sarah. She and her mom opened an Etsy shop before. They played around with some nature inspired art. Sarah loved her keepsake of Logan so much, that she wanted to make these for other moms who went through the same experience. At some point, she thought I don't know how long I can do this.  Every day she ends up talking with someone who went through the loss of a baby. When talking with others she relives what she went through. But, through the raw emotions, God keeps giving her signs to continue. The moms that receive her beautiful baby keepsake creations continue to tell her how much their gift means to them and how much it helps with their healing. You can hear the strength God has given her when she talks about surrendering her passion to God. This is yet one of the hardest passions I've interviewed because Sarah relies on God's strength for herself, and strength to spread to others going through the loss of a baby. Read the full article on the Passing Brewing Momma blog!----more---- Here’s an outline of the sweet stuff in episode 13: The ins and outs of having a passion

Episode #13: Baby Memorial Keepsakes with Sarah Pennington