Show Notes
In this episode, we meet Nadia El Nahi, owner of ‘Halal n Easy’ and mother to four children, three of which are triplets. Nadia details the relationship struggles she faced, from the age of 16. She speaks of her struggles as a teenager and how this translated to her marriage. Join us as we hear Nadia’s inspiring journey, how she finds her voice and determination to be her whole self.
00:00:00-Introduction 00:01:54-Meet Nadia owner of Halal n Easy and devoted mother 00:03:49-Nadia’s teenage years and meeting her partner 00:08:33-Flying overseas to meet her partner and her marriage 00:14:09-Pregnancy journey and its surprises 00:19:27-Second pregnancy 00:20:42-Relationship difficulties and raising her kids 00:23:32-Struggles faced and the turning point of her relationship 00:34:42-Taking action and a fresh start 00:38:32-Conclusion
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