Bekah Yawn

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2,682 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 13 Aug

Bekah Yawn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 16 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 7.

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For the Love of Hormones- Miscarriage, Hormone Balance, Progesterone, TTC, Cycle Tracking, Conception, Holistic Health · 199 | How to Get Pregnant While Breastfeeding + Postpartum · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

We are not God. voice-verified

And isn't it wonderful that we get to be under his wing? voice-verified

and trust in him and trust in his timing and trust that he knows the past and the present and the future all at the same time and he holds it all. voice-verified

And so when we recognize that and we understand that, we don't need to fear the right now. voice-verified

We don't need to fear or worry or feel sorrowful over what we don't have right now because we know that God knows what's in store for us in his timing and in his way. voice-verified

And ultimately right now, he is calling us to obedience in the season he has us in. voice-verified

And that's our challenge is to say fiat to this season of obedience. voice-verified

Okay, so let's get our hearts right there. voice-verified

So if, you know, I just encourage you to pause this and do some deep breathing and just some prayerful meditation and just say, Lord, I surrender this to you. voice-verified

Take care of it. voice-verified

I trust you. voice-verified

Fiat, whatever you want, Lord, fiat, let it be. voice-verified

So I encourage you to pause this, take a few minutes and breathe and just pray that to the Lord and give that to him. voice-verified

And now let's talk about the physical things. voice-verified

So sometimes when we are nursing and we're breastfeeding, sometimes it can inhibit our body from getting pregnant. voice-verified

When it comes to our ovulatory hormones, the hormones that help our body to ovulate, the breastfeeding hormone prolactin often does suppress those ovulatory hormones from kicking up and functioning. voice-verified

And it's just the body's way of being really smart and knowing when it's ready to be open to getting pregnant again. voice-verified

It's kind of like the body's protective measure. voice-verified

most of the time. voice-verified

So there are some women's bodies that ovulate like crazy fast and crazy early in postpartum, like a month or two postpartum. voice-verified

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