With Love Elizabeth Hulsey

05/28/2026

And my advice is ALWAYS the same.

We’re the kind of family that tends to opt out of systems that don’t align with us. We pay attention. We ask questions. We know we have choices.

So my advice? Find a family medicine doctor with aligned views.

Most of the time when one of us is sick, we all are. One appointment for the whole family while everyone feels terrible? Yes please.

Beyond that, we support a lot at home with nutrition, herbs, homeopathy, rest, and time.

It’s what works for us.

But realistically, you’d probably have to pay me money to step foot in a pediatrician’s office again.

Have you found a doctor that actually aligns with your family’s values?

04/24/2026

My dear friend and client is walking through something no parent should ever have to face. Right now, the most meaningful thing we can do is rally around her and her family.
If you’re local to Sandpoint or even if you’re not, please consider taking a moment to support them. They are held by such a beautiful community, and if you’ve ever met Chelsea, you know she is one of the most kind, generous, and selfless people.

Her strength over this past week has been nothing short of extraordinary. Even in the midst of unimaginable heartache, she continues to check on and care for others.

That’s who she is.

Any contribution, big or small, truly makes a difference and helps support their family during this time.

And beyond donations, please continue to pray. Each morning I hold her sweet son and their entire family in prayer, asking for peace, comfort, and healing to surround them.

Thank you so much for your love, your prayers, and anything you feel called to give.

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04/03/2026

I haven’t really shared this publicly but I feel called to today.

It’s Good Friday and I’ve been reflecting on sacrifice, faith, and what it means to come back home to God.

I’ve been on a journey back to my faith.

And I want to be very clear about something that matters deeply to me in my work and in how I hold people.

I meet people where they are.

I understand that for many, faith comes with wounds. Often from experiences with religion or people who have carried it in a way that felt self righteous, rigid, or unsafe.

I get that.

My return to faith has been messy until it wasn’t.

There were seasons where I needed more distance and softer language. Things like nature, universe, or something greater. As I healed my own wounds around religion and faith. And now I’m finding my way back to God in a more grounded and rooted way.
My work, especially around birth and motherhood, has always included a sense that we are not doing this alone. That there is something greater holding us. And I still believe that.

What’s become more true for me lately is that I can’t separate my faith from who I am or how I show up anymore. It’s woven in.

And still I will always meet you where you are.
Because I don’t believe healing, motherhood, or birth requires a perfect relationship with faith.

It requires support. Presence. And something steady to hold onto when things feel bigger than us.

Sometimes coming back to yourself looks like faith.
Sometimes it looks like returning to God.
Sometimes it looks like finding your way through where you are right now.

I believe all of it can lead you home.

Wherever you are today I hope you feel held, supported, and deeply loved and if your heart has been softening or feeling a call back to a deeper sense of faith I hope you feel open to whatever that journey looks like for you.