GetMo_Phit

11/10/2025

10 weeks ago today I did one of the most challenging things I’ve ever done in my life—brought a baby into this world unmedicated after nearly 80 hours of labor. 😮‍💨

There’s so much I’ve learned from my pregnancy and birth experience, and I can’t wait to start sharing those lessons with you all. ❤️

Lesson #1:
This is a lesson for everyone but you know I love speaking to my single ladies, especially if you desire a family 🫶🏽

The sooner you make it a habit to prioritize your health—spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically—no matter what season you’re in, the better the outcome you give yourself and your family.

I originally planned to have a home birth but in the last few hours of labor decided to go to the hospital.

P.S. the video of dinner was what I considered God’s final supper for us before He took us down through there 😮‍💨 lol cause that food was too good, and the night I went into labor.

✨ More of the story and lessons coming soon !

11/03/2025

I almost didn’t post these pictures.
Read those posts above.

These were taken 6 weeks postpartum for the challenge.

I’m letting yall know this is the Holy Spirit moving in me cause Morgan would never post these right now lol but the Lord wants to set His daughters free from fear, insecurity, lack of self worth, I’ll go first, who is coming with me👀

10/28/2025

We were created to grow. 🌱 Don’t let the day-to-day routines of life keep you from developing the gifts God placed inside you.

Even in this postpartum season, I’m thinking about how I can grow—in marriage, in parenthood, in my business, in my health and fitness.

Some days it feels like a never-ending cycle of diaper changes and burp sessions lol, but when I shift my focus to how I’m growing in this season—spiritually, mentally, physically—it makes the mundane moments feel meaningful. It’s exciting to watch the journey unfold, even when it’s uncomfortable.

10/24/2025

I’m sitting in a season l’ve desired for a long time, and still have to consciously decide to be content in this postpartum season. Every new season will present new challenges, new joys and the chance to magnify either.
I’m magnifying the joys this weekend, do it with me🫶🏽

10/21/2025

One thing God reminded me of in the first few weeks postpartum was the importance of not having an idle mind.

Around 2–3 weeks postpartum, I started to struggle mentally with a lot of negative thoughts. I realized there’s only so much chilling and Netflix I can do before my mind starts to default to negative thinking—about the challenges I’m facing in this season, my body, and everything in between.

One of those challenges was learning how to breastfeed without pain, and that alone opened the door for discouraging thoughts.

God reminded me that when I’m constantly taking in whatever I’m watching (especially too much of it), I’m allowing seeds to be planted in my mind. And if I’m not intentionally planting the seeds I want to grow, naturally the weeds start to take over.

So I cut back on the TV and got back to doing the things that have always grounded me—the same things that carried me through the season when my mom passed and my life was shifting.

Now, I call it my wellness toolkit—a mix of things that nurture my mind, body, and spirit, and help me think and feel better. For me, that looked like journaling, getting outside, short walks (when I could), reading the Word, praying, connecting with Khalil, and talking to friends.

Life will always bring unanticipated challenges, especially in seasons of transition. That’s why having habits that support your well-being is so essential—so you can show up as your best self.

I now truly understand how women can fall into postpartum depression. If we’re not feeding our minds and spirits with faith-filled encouragement, we leave space for the enemy and our flesh to fill our thoughts. And one negative thought pattern can easily lead to another.

Positive growth doesn’t just happen—it takes intentionality. 🌿

10/20/2025

I’m tired of experiencing and seeing myself and others struggle with thoughts of insecurity because society is crap. Meanwhile, God created us in His image, an image that is so immaculate we can hardly comprehend.

I’ve been working on my self worth for a while now but in this season it hits different with a little girl who is going to be looking to me to demonstrate and mimic what it looks like to love and embrace how God created us.

So yes, I have fitness goals in this postpartum season but most importantly I have the spiritual goal of belie i my and embodying self worth rooted in Christ and watering that seed daily.

Postpartum is a time that is often associated with depression. Which I know self loathing thoughts can contribute to women experiencing it. So yeah nahh, I rebuke it in the name of Jesus and walk in the wonderful image He made me in!!!

09/15/2025

In every l season of life you get to choose to focus on the blessings or the burdens, but every season comes with both.

Some of my blessings:

•The emotional intimacy my husband and I have experienced through labor and delivery & first couple weeks of her life🫶🏽

•The sweet smell and snuggles of our baby girl😊

•The slowness of each day, and focus on caring for her😘

•The immense love and support I hace received from my village but especially my husband and mother in law🩷🩷🩷🩷

•The fact that I work from home and don’t have that anticipation of having to physically leave her once I go back🙌🏽

Some of the burdens:

•Navigating boundaries with my dad and must set healthy & firm boundaries🙃

•When it’s 2am and she doesn’t fall back asleep till 4:30🙃 lol

•Maintaining love and patience as my body heals and changes postpartum😮‍💨

Whatever season of life you’re in….what are you more focused on your blessings or burdens? And how can you focus more on your blessings?

08/26/2025

A Week in My Eyes @ 39 Weeks Pregnant:

As of yesterday I am officially on maternity leave and enjoying resting before our daughter makes her grand arrival. Between spending time eating nourishing foods, reading, worshiping, quality time with hubby and family, working and listening to my dad tell me how he thinks she’s coming on his bday…my days feel so full.🩷 Despite having about 3 outfits I can fit comfortably🙃 I have enjoyed the 3rd trimester the best I could lol

I was talking to Khalil this morning and we were talking about the seasons of life, how they come and go and how important it is to embrace them and know that God is faithful through every one.

So as we get ready to embrace this new season and everything it comes with, I can’t help but be grateful for the immense love and support I’ve felt from our village, but especially my husband🥹❤️

As we approach our two year anniversary I’m overjoyed at amount of fruit we have seen through the intentionality we have put into our connection, becoming one and the way our love for each other has grown.

So huge shoutout to love you so much!!💜💜💜 let’s have a baby!!!

08/09/2025

07/24/2025

A Week in My Eyes @ 35 Weeks Pregnant:

This week has been filled with…
☀️Intentionally filling myself up spiritually and physically
☀️Being present and grateful for everything in this season, even through the discomfort
☀️Reflecting and embracing how God is moving

Scroll all the way left to see screenshots between my husband and I. This was literally like 3 months before I found out I was pregnant. Isn’t it funny how things work 🙂

“Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,”
‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭3‬:‭20‬ ‭NIV‬‬

07/02/2025

As we approach welcoming our daughter in the world and coming up on 2 years of marriage, I couldn’t be more proud of the way we have navigated our relationship with a level of intention, vulnerability, love, patience and grace. Making room for each others faults, celebrating each others strengths and praying for everything in between.

I love having a front row seat to the man God has already made you and is continuing to craft you into. I’m even more grateful that my daughter will have a father as creative, wonderful, loving and squishy as you😭❤️

Cheers to starting a new chapter of our story, I thank God He already has the ending written, and that we’re trusting Him with every page in between! Aubrey has awesome parents 🥰🥰

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