Ep. 12 — GENERATIONAL TRAUMA

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Just because you’ve gone through something, you hold the key to changing that for your future children (and yourself). We talk about a part of our past that is looked at as taboo or things we normally wouldn’t speak on. Reminiscing about childhood and how we’ve moved through life with our family in the present time. Have you ever been in a situation that scarred or left you with no choice but to turn your life around?

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