In this episode of Meet Bridget, host Kessia Rosenberg welcomes Rebecca Raoof, a family nurse practitioner specializing in dermatology. The conversation explores Rebecca's journey from her childhood in Calabasas to her professional achievements, highlighting the impact of her immigrant parents, the significance of family dynamics, and the lasting effects of grief from losing her mother at a young age.
The discussion also touches on the importance of support systems in motherhood and the influence of ancestry on personal growth. In this conversation, Rebecca shares her journey through trauma, grief, and self-discovery, emphasizing the importance of support systems, the challenges of finding identity in college, and the dynamics of her romantic relationship. She reflects on her experiences with ADHD and imposter syndrome, highlighting how these factors shaped her path.
The discussion also touches on cultural expectations and the significance of compatibility in relationships. In this conversation, Keshiia and Rebecca explore the intricate balance between grief and joy, the challenges of ADHD, and the societal pressures surrounding work and productivity. They discuss the importance of self-care, reframing perspectives on life, and the value of empathy in personal growth. The dialogue culminates in a light-hearted fast five segment, revealing personal insights and reflections.
Head over to meetbridget.com for full show notes.
